Kym Industries Electric Aluminum 4-Spring Dump Truck Tarp System for Beds Up to 24' and 110" Wide.
Key features
- •93" Upper and Lower Polished Aluminum Rust Proof, Lightweight and Durable Arms to Easily Achieve 24' of Coverage.
- •12V 50:1 Apache Electric Motor Included. Tarp NOT included.
- •Rotary Switch Kit with 50' of 6-Gauge Dual Conductor Battery Cable Included.
- •Easy To Install No Cut No Drill Adjustable Aluminum Tarp Axle and Cross Tube Allows up to 110" of Width.
- •Axle Design Accepts Tarps with Plastic Spline or Grommets.
Kym Industries Electric Aluminum 4-Spring Dump Truck Tarp System for Beds Up to 24' and 110" Wide.
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Perfect for a small 10' dump truck.
WilliamEks✓ Verified Purchase•October 12, 2023
Paid yesterday and received it the next day which was very bizarre.. But this kit was the cheapest i could find that's electric and aluminum.
The parts are pretty good, the aluminum arms are pretty sturdy and not thin. Most of the hardware is ok but some bolts will rust like the stop screws on the arms (black Allen screws).
Installation is pretty easy if you have extra help, i did this by myself and took half the day but i got it done. Worst part is routing the wires from cab to motor.
Switch wiring is pretty easy but with those thin screw on connectors on the circuit breaker you need to be careful not to break them off. Make the thick cable loop as much as needed not to stress any connections there and don't over thighten anything.
It's not a bad project, once you find your middle and adjust it all, it works fast. Takes about 6 seconds to cover 10' dump bed.
Few key notes, use lock washers on motor to bracket mounting, the plastic chrome cover might not mate to pre drilled holes so make your own, axle is adjustable so reduce it by cutting it in the middle, spray WD40 or cooking oil on middle pivot pin when installing springs and use a plastic mullet to hammer, not steel. Keep all nuts and bolt on the arms finger tight. After u have it all properly adjusted, then tighten them.
The parts are pretty good, the aluminum arms are pretty sturdy and not thin. Most of the hardware is ok but some bolts will rust like the stop screws on the arms (black Allen screws).
Installation is pretty easy if you have extra help, i did this by myself and took half the day but i got it done. Worst part is routing the wires from cab to motor.
Switch wiring is pretty easy but with those thin screw on connectors on the circuit breaker you need to be careful not to break them off. Make the thick cable loop as much as needed not to stress any connections there and don't over thighten anything.
It's not a bad project, once you find your middle and adjust it all, it works fast. Takes about 6 seconds to cover 10' dump bed.
Few key notes, use lock washers on motor to bracket mounting, the plastic chrome cover might not mate to pre drilled holes so make your own, axle is adjustable so reduce it by cutting it in the middle, spray WD40 or cooking oil on middle pivot pin when installing springs and use a plastic mullet to hammer, not steel. Keep all nuts and bolt on the arms finger tight. After u have it all properly adjusted, then tighten them.
