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Before Tail Bridge

Debris filling the gap between the truckbed and tailgate
Mulch filling the gap between the truck bed and tailgate

After Tail Bridge

Sweeping out a truck bed with the Tail Bridge tailgate gap bridging system
Tail Bridge system keepimg dirt and debris from entering the gap between the truck bed and tailgate
Tail Bridge tailgate gap cover showing no mulch in the tailgate gap
Tail Bridge system prevents twisted ankles by covering the gap between your truck bed and tailgate
Sweeping debris over the Tail Bridge system
Shoveling mulch over the Tail BRidge syste
Yard debris on top of the Tail Bridge tailgate gap cover
Tail Bridge lifted up to show no yard debris in the tailagate gap
Gravel on top of the Tail Bridge tailgate gap bridging system
Tail Bridge in the upright position showing 1 rock in the tailgate gap

Roll wheeled items in and out with ease!

Roll Items
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Tiller rolling smoothly over the Tail Bridge system
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Bike tire rolling easily across the Tail Bridge system

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Hauling small matter debris illustration

TB Hinge/Bridge System

HAULING SMALL PARTICLE MATTER

Unfortunately, due to the trough design of most tailgates, smaller matter material; sand, soil prep, pebbles, etc. may flow through the trough section between the bridge plate and tailgate.

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When hauling smaller matter material as well as rocks & gravel, we highly recommend utilizing a moving blanket when doing so. This will prevent small particles from penetrating the trough areas on the tailgate and protect the top of your tailgate finish when loading rock & gravel.

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