UWS 72" Underbody Truck Tool Box, Double-Door Bright Aluminum (TBUB-72)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

Does it come with mounting brackets?

No. The carton holds the box and two keys only. UWS leaves brackets out because the mount depends entirely on the frame you are hanging it from. UWS sells matching 18" x 18" L-brackets separately as part TBUB-1818-LB, which suit a box of this 18" depth and 18" height.

What do the brackets need to be?

UWS specifies brackets equal to or thicker than 1/4" steel, and the underside of the box must be supported rather than left hanging off its top flanges. A box this size full of tools is a lot of weight bouncing on a frame, and the mount is what carries it.

Can I put this under a regular pickup bed?

Practically, no. An underbody box is designed for the open frame rails under a flatbed, dump body or trailer. A factory pickup bed does not leave the clear frame space this box needs. For a pickup, look at a UWS crossover, side or topside box instead.

How much does it hold, and how heavy is it?

12.9ft³ of storage, and the box itself weighs 57.400 lb empty. Aluminum is the point here: the equivalent steel box is significantly heavier, and on a truck that is payload you do not get back.

Will it survive being mounted down there?

That mounting position is the harshest on the truck, which is why the tub is one-piece aluminum rather than steel. Nothing rusts when a stone chips the finish, the door cables are stainless, and the MicroSeal gasket keeps the constant road spray out of the box.

What does the warranty cover?

A limited lifetime warranty on workmanship and materials, one year on the finish and one year on parts. Damage from overloading or from an inadequate mount is not covered, which is another reason to follow the 1/4" bracket specification.