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    Picture of m1079 with box removed.

    The upper portion of the mount on the box frame rail is also 3/8" plate.
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    Picture of m1079 with box removed.

    The brackets on mine are 5/16" plate where I can measure on the edges of the pockets and 3/8" on the bottom and supports for the pocket. Here's some pics of the mounting (2008 M1079 A1R). On mine the front has about a 5/8" thick rubber pad, and the rear pad is about 1/4" thick. It's that way on...
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    Picture of m1079 with box removed.

    I can take some pics for you. There are no cross-bars. It has an upper frame with the mounts for the box. It's pretty ingenious actually. The front mount is "captured" inside a box so it can rise up and down. It is affixed with about an 8" piece of all-thread that has a spring under the body...
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