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Rough Country Over Bed Cargo Rack - Polaris Ranger/Can-Am Defender - 99087

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Rough Country Over Bed Cargo Rack - Polaris Ranger/Can-Am Defender - 99087Over Bed Cargo Rack Polaris Ranger Can Am Defender Take your UTV's hauling ability to the next level with the Rough Country's Over Bed Cargo Rack, custom built for Polaris Ranger and Can Am Defender models. Engineered from durable, powder coated steel, this rack delivers unbeatable strength and trail ready durability while adding over 1,100 square inches of storage space. Mount Your Gear with Ease: Featuring Molle compatible panels on all sides, this

Over Bed Cargo Rack - Polaris Ranger/Can-Am Defender

Take your UTV's hauling ability to the next level with the Rough Country's Over Bed Cargo Rack, custom-built for Polaris Ranger and Can-Am Defender models. Engineered from durable, powder-coated steel, this rack delivers unbeatable strength and trail-ready durability while adding over 1,100 square inches of storage space.Mount Your Gear with Ease: Featuring Molle-compatible panels on all sides, this rack offers endless attachment options for tools, gear, and accessories. Multiple tie-down points ensure your cargo stays secure, no matter the terrain.Hassle-Free Installation: This rack's bolt-on design makes installation quick and easy. When not in use, it's fully removable, giving you flexibility without compromising convenience.Keep Full Bed Access: Enjoy full access to your UTV's bed'this rack won't obstruct loading or unloading. With a compact footprint, it offers maximum utility without sacrificing functionality.Conquer every adventure with the Rough Country's Over Bed Cargo Rack'the ultimate solution for serious UTV enthusiasts!

Features:

  • Durable Construction: Built with heavy-duty, powder-coated steel for long-lasting performance1
  • Increased Storage Capacity: Adds over 1,100 square inches of elevated storage space, maximizing your UTV's hauling potential2
  • Ideal Sizing: 58.25" long, 20.50" wide, and 4.80" high, offering optimal versatility3
  • High Load Capacity: Designed to handle up to 150 lbs with ease and durability4
  • Easy Installation: Designed for quick and hassle-free mounting5
  • Molle Compatibility: Molle panels on all sides offer versatile attachment options6
  • Multiple Tie-Down Points: Convenient access to secure your load with straps7
  • Removable Design: Easily detachable when not in use8
  • Full Bed Access: Does not obstruct access to the bed.9

Specs:

Category Cargo Management
Install Time 1 hour
Prop 65 (C, R or CR) CR
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Prop 65 Yes/No Yes
Shipping Options No Restrictions
Ships in Multiple Boxes N
Title Over Bed Cargo Rack - Polaris Ranger/Can-Am Defender
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