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Okay I see what you mean. In your case I would tape them off before spraying so you could still have access. Another great option is to go to tractor supply and buy one 6'x4' horse mat. I believe there are two thicknesses. Use cardboard to complete a template and cut it to fit on the floor of your bed. It will significantly protect the bed. It may be a better option in your case. A good impact socket set with breaker bars and a hijack type jack is always a good thing to have.

I'm not sure what the plastic pop rivets are for but surprised they are on the bed.

Does this help? RTV-X1100C Operator Manual.pdf

Have a good quality bedliner sprayed. It will make a difference.

The only problem I had with mine within the same issue realm is the brake pedal would go to the ground. I thought at first it was a master cylinder. It turns out the brakes were never bled properly from the factory or dealer. I bled the brakes and they have been without issues since.

As long as it works for you it's all that matters.

Hi all following, just wanted to circle back to this thread and see if anyone has installed the power dump? If so, does it eliminate the safety lock? Does it work well? Thanks for your input

Bandman, have you gotten a truck bed deck? What have you decided on?

Any luck finding a service manual?

Yes it is much better then the factory option Kioti offers. They break off once you hit a tree branch. Very poor design! But this option works very well.

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Try a search online. You may find some help.

Well looks like you have some options now. Keep us looped in on what option you decide on.