Muslogy Cargo Net - A very useful addition!

[goober71]

What a nifty addition! One of the complaints my wife always had with using the ranger for grocery shopping is that cans, fruit, etc used to go rolling away to the back of the bed by the time we got home! This cargo net fixed that!!

It's a very easy add, just 4 bolts to screw in. I have the spray in bedliner, so I had to root around a bit with a utility knife to made sure the bolts went it. Once that was done, it took 5 mins to put the net in.
Seems very sturdy so far, and holds a lot of stuff.

Here's the link:
Muslogy Cargo Net for Ford Ranger
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWFGNVPC

Thanks.

G

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[NOT_RAPTOR]

I bought a cargo bin like this and use bungie cords to tie it down tight, works great and keeps some larger stuff in place too.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C36DG7Y6?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

 

[Geo8866]

What a nifty addition! One of the complaints my wife always had with using the ranger for grocery shopping is that cans, fruit, etc used to go rolling away to the back of the bed by the time we got home! This cargo net fixed that!!
It's a very easy add, just 4 bolts to screw in. I have the spray in bedliner, so I had to root around a bit with a utility knife to made sure the bolts went it. Once that was done, it took 5 mins to put the net in.
Seems very sturdy so far, and holds a lot of stuff.
Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWFGNVPC?th=1&tag=206w-20

Thanks.

G

How are the anchor points secured? Did you have to drill into the bed of the truck?

I reused my Musology cargo net I had in my Maverick bed (A little smaller but it works.) I used hooks to secure the top in holes already in the bed rails and used their clips and attached the bottom to the truck's tie down points.

 

[goober71]

How are the anchor points secured? Did you have to drill into the bed of the truck?

I reused my Musology cargo net I had in my Maverick bed (A little smaller but it works.) I used hooks to secure the top in holes already in the bed rails and used their clips and attached the bottom to the truck's tie down points.

No, no drilling required. They send the right size eye bolts for the holes that already exist on both sides of the bed. All you have to do is screw them in. Like I said, my spray in bedliner had bled into the holes a littles, so I had to poke around with a utility knife to get the hole open again.
Hope this helps.

G

 

[JarviTrk]

What a nifty addition! One of the complaints my wife always had with using the ranger for grocery shopping is that cans, fruit, etc used to go rolling away to the back of the bed by the time we got home! This cargo net fixed that!!
It's a very easy add, just 4 bolts to screw in. I have the spray in bedliner, so I had to root around a bit with a utility knife to made sure the bolts went it. Once that was done, it took 5 mins to put the net in.
Seems very sturdy so far, and holds a lot of stuff.
Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWFGNVPC?th=1&tag=206w-20

Thanks.

G

Question for you. Perhaps I should reach out to Musology directly... I have the Ford side carriers installed. I get how the top bolt attached, but not sure about bottom one. Any thoughts?

 

[goober71]

Question for you. Perhaps I should reach out to Musology directly... I have the Ford side carriers installed. I get how the top bolt attached, but not sure about bottom one. Any thoughts?

Are you using the predrilled holes for your tool box bolts? If so, could you replace the bottom one with the eye bolt that comes with the net? Or drill another hole further back from the tool box bracket, I guess.

G

 

[dpAtlanta]

Here are the attachment locations and some dimensions of the 4 eyelets they supply:

The thread length should be fine, but the eyelet may contact the hinge while tightening?
The diameter of the eyelet is 1-5/16"... so if there is at least 21/32" from the center of the threaded hole in the bed to the edge of the hinge, it should clear.

 

[Bob2]

Great post, Goober71...thank you! Like you, I've got the bed sprayed - and it looks like the top fastening holes (in particular) are clobbered up a bit with Rhino Liner - to the point where the diameter looks smaller than the lower two on each side. No drama - will try and clean those up. I'm going to order...this net seems like good kit! WR & Best...

 

[flcnplt]

I bought a cargo bin like this and use bungie cords to tie it down tight, works great and keeps some larger stuff in place too.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C36DG7Y6?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

I used a similar cargo bin and just drove to the
arctic circle and back, 5454 miles, and this was a perfect addition to keeping things in place. So easy to load and unload from the back of the truck.

 

[STEVE_K]

Thanks for posting that. I have seen that on Amazon ant the Muscovy website, but your pix are better than what is posted on the product pages. I have some other storage gizmos but this might also be useful in the line-up.

 

[Patriot1]

Mine arrived yesterday. Well worth the $20. Bed rug next. Nice find @goober71 .

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