1-1/2" Wide Replacement Velcro Strip For Access Rollup Cover on 2014 Ford F-250 Short Bed

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I have an Access rollup tonneau cover on my F250 6.5 ft bed. The velcro side that fits into the rails in starting to break down etc... Looking at the velcro it fixed to a plastic like backing and fits/slides into grooves in the 2 side rails. It looks to me like this is approx 1.5 inches wide and there is a screw at each end through the velcro/backing to secure it. Trying to determine if the velcro kits you sell actually fit my cover. THey all seem to say 17x1inch wide. What part number should I be looking at ordering?

asked by: Jeff B

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I recommend Replacement Velcro strip for original roll up Access Tonneau Covers part # A30474. The strip is 17 feet long and 1-1/2 inches wide. You can cut the strip to fit the length of your short bed on the 2014 Ford F-250. The strip comes with the screws you need.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 1

The only difference between the Access Replacement Velcro Strips #A30474 and #A60270 is that A30474 is 1-1/2 inches wide and A60270 is only 1 inch wide. They are both 17 feet long and come with the 4 screws to help keep them in place.

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Answer 2

We have the part #A30474 which is a 1-1/2 inch wide Velcro strip replacement for Access tonneau covers like what you have. The overall length is 17 feet but is designed to be cut down to size as needed.

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Answer 3

I pulled the Replacement Velcro Strip, part #A30474 from the warehouse and opened the package to see how it is attached. This is designed to replace the hook side of the velcro fastener on Tonneau covers. Per the instructions you would drill out the…

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Answer 4

We have the Velcro you need for your Access Tonneau cover for your 2012 F-150. For the hook portion that installs on the top rail you can use part #A60270 for the 17-ft long and 1-inch wide, and part #A30474 for the 17-ft long strip that is 1-1/2…

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Answer 5

I spoke to my contact at Truxedo and she told me that for your long bed truck you would want the part #TX1117877 for the replacement Velcro strips.

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Answer 6

The Replacement Velcro Strip for Access Tonneau Covers #A30474 installs on the rails. It is 17 feet long x 1-1/2" wide and is compatible with Access Original, Lorado, and Lo Rider tonneau covers.

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