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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Rear
very secure and super easy to install on my 2021 tundra. The front ones were a little tricky to install but also very secure.
Just like the other tie-downs, they work fine.
# 2
TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Rear
Product arrived 10/17/16 as indicated. Will install item my self. Guidelines are clear therefore should be no problem. Shipping time was however longer then expected due to the fact that the item was not on shelf and needed to be ordered. This might be due to the fact that there are probably not that many request for tie-downs which fit the Toyota Tundra Trucks.
The front tie down mounts did not fit my 2008 Toyota Tundra SR5 5.7 L V8.The problem is that the bump stops attached to the rear cab mount bolts are in the way. That is something that cannot be removed permanently to accomodate the tie downs. The arm that bolts higher on the frame needs to be bent at a greater angle to fit both the frame and the cab Mount bushing.The rear fit perfectly.
# 3
TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
A bit challenging even for a person with a lot of experience with tools. They want you to fish the bolt and washer through the frame and the mount at the same time, not going to happen with only 2 hands so i went to ace hardware and got some neoprene washers to slide over the bolts to hold them in the frame holes, then gently slid the mount onto the bolts. The drivers side bolts cannot be fished through the tight turns inside the frame with the washer attached to the bolt so getting the washer on the bolt while inside the frame was difficult. I was also concerned that my side exit exhaust would be in the way but as shown in the picture it wasnt an issue.
I recently purchased tork lift camper tie down for my 2012 tundra. shipping was quick,while waiting for my tie downs I put some blaster on my bolts and let it do its job. I did the job on the ground with the help of my son. Totally installed in a little over 2 hours. Great product as are the other items I've ordered from etrailer. I certainly will use and recommend your services to others. Thank you
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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
The front tie down mounts did not fit my 2008 Toyota Tundra SR5 5.7 L V8.The problem is that the bump stops attached to the rear cab mount bolts are in the way. That is something that cannot be removed permanently to accomodate the tie downs. The arm that bolts higher on the frame needs to be bent at a greater angle to fit both the frame and the cab Mount bushing.The rear fit perfectly.
They hold on well so that campers doesn’t fly off.
# 5
TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
these fit my '21 toyota tundra perfect. It took a little bit to figure out the instructions but once we got one side, the other side went well. two of us installed front and rear mounts in a little over an hour. I had Torklift on my 2002 tundra and they were very secure for my slide in, that's why I got them again for my new truck.
The rear camper mounts took 10 minutes each to install. The front ones took 22 minutes each. The mounting brackets are well built and designed. It would have been nice if the install instructions we’re online so we could have read them before we received the mounts.
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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
Rear tie downs for my 2001 tundra little more complicated to install than front by myself because you had to wedge between of tight access and old hitch receiver and frame. Although, once installed… worth every penny. Having camper attached to frame makes for less too heavy and more off-road capable. Drives fine in wind at 75mph
The lady who took my order gave me a delivery date of Thursday, 10/13/22. The email that immediately followed my phone conversation confirming my order gave me a date of 10/14/22. I am very disappointed because I schedule to have the Torklifts installed today.
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Brophy Slide In Camper Tie-Downs - No Drill Bed Mount - Qty 4
I used these to mount a vintage 1970 Avion C-11 to a 1993 D250. They worked great and were much stronger than I expected - and it was a huge cost savings (and a much more attractive look) than some of the frame mounted options of more than $1000. There were some oddities that I noticed. It was impossible to mount them exactly the way the instructions suggested because of where on the wings near the cab,. The brackets also could not stay on with the camper unloaded because they would hit the jack mounts, meaning they had to me bolted in after the camper was in the truck but before lowering the jacks, making the access to the bolts a frustrating 'feel for it' experience.I'f suggest the manufacturer secure the bolt so that you don't need to hold both sides when tightening/loosening, and also refine it to need less turns to do so. It took me 2 hours to mount the first time, and not much less when removing them with the limited access. The pads also came off in the first use. I gave it a 5 star because I realize there are limited options for older campers and anything universal is going to have issues with some thing - so that's just my input and experience. Overall pretty reasonable for the price and functionality.
The product was shipped extremely quickly, it arrived 3 days after I ordered them. As far as the product goes I was extremely pleased that they were as easy to install as the product video showed them to be. I had been looking for a tie down system that would work for my 2018 Ford since I purchased my camper in 2020 and after much research I found these at etrailer. One word of advice is that if your camper has a shower or other design that allows the camper to extend across the bed behind the wheel wells, either move the rear tie downs forward or shorten the leveling stud before you attempt to load your camper. On mine it turned out that once the tie downs were placed and attached I had to cut off about 3 inches of the threads. Other than that it was an easy install although the bolts that attach the tie downs to the under lip clamp are a challenge to install but take your time and they will go on. I will post an update once I have been on the road for a few trip and see how they are working. Thank you etrailer for your super fast shipping and online product videos.
# 8
TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
Product did not fit correctly need modifications spoke with TorkLift. They are looking into the problem. Very disappointing would not buy again.
Install was pretty straight forward, they can only go on one way, They bolt right into position right in the same mounting holes that are used for your rear trailer hitch. An extra bolt is supplied for the 3rd bolt position. Each side took about 15 minutes. Very happy with the way it looks and they are easy to access.
# 9
Brophy Stake Pocket Mounted Camper Tie-Downs - Bed Mount - Qty 4
Used these on my 2012 Tundra Crew max Had to put in more effort in the installation then the instruction tell or show. for example the truck pockets where these slide into I had too cut the plastic that was covering the holes, I removed the tail light on one side to get the top bolt screwed in. I had to remove the gas cap and plastic to secure the top bold. I also added bigger washers cause there are existing hole that hold the factory plastic so the nut couldn't slide out and away. Other then that these mount work great
Not compatible with 99 Ford F-150, even though the description said it was. Stake pockets are double walled on this truck. Bolts too short. Very frustrating.
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Brophy Slide In Camper Tie-Downs - Extra Clearance - No Drill Bed Mount - Qty 4
Easy to put on they work perfectly very solid I have a 20-22 palomino SS 1251 truck camper Badland Edition doing a great job thank you a bunch
The Brophy tie-downs work just as advertised. I am a recreational user of my camper - not full-time or long trips, and have had no issues with them. The only challenge is backing my truck under the camper with the brackets mounted - like threading a needle, because the leg stands barely clear the brackets. I have a 2-16 F-250 and a Northstar 650 and their is not enough clearance in the bed to add the brackets after the camper is in position. Again, this is not a problem with the brackets, its a camper leg/stand and bed width issue.
# 11
HappiJac Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Bed and Bumper Mount - Front and Rear
The mount kit feels nice and sturdy, but the threads on one of the black front brackets was damaged and needed to be chased with a thread tap. The silver turnbuckle style braces needed to be bent way differently on the side that goes to the black front bracket. Irritating that a kit this expensive needs any kind of modification to work. I have a 2010 Tundra 4x4 double cab.
Great product easy to put on and take off. Just make sure that you tighten the locking nut because I didn't the first time and they vibrated loose! Tightened them and they never came loose after that.
# 12
TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
Waited a year to buy these. Torque lift true frame mounted truck camper "brackets" I had an unusual truck...Tundra 2015 longbed single cab.(somewhat rare). PERFECT FIT! The amazing part: ordered on tuesday TWO DAYS later there here! Thanks Etrailer, I will buy my next items (fastguns) anchor "binder" kit from etrailer soon . Thank you.
This was my second set I bought. They are very well made and work excellent for my truck camper.
# 13
TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Rear
Great product, installed last night! Only suggestion I would have is info on the items page regarding install fitment. I was going back and forth in which model to get because unsure what hitch type I had. All my questions were answered once I opened the manual that came with the product and saw the picture! Would suggest including those pictures of the installed mount on the website.
A little tougher to install than the front ones but not too bad. Torklift tie downs are very well made, tried he bumper attached one but I guess bumpers aren't what they used to be I saw bending at the tie down after one trip. So bought these. Entrailer as usual priced well and fast shipping.
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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Front
the rear set also fot the 2021 Toyota Tundra CrewMax with minimal modifications. Nobody claims any fitment for these on the rear of a CrewMax, but i GUARANTEE it fits. Mine works great.
Fast, friendly service. Great quality
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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Rear
The hardest part of the installation was removing the frame bolts from the truck that are reused. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and each piece fit perfectly where it was supposed to go. You don't need to be a mechanic to get these installed, but the proper tools are a must, along with a good chunk of an afternoon.
All parts arrived in good condition. The Torklift part you recommended was the exact fit, installation went well.
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TorkLift Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Frame Mount - Rear
I originally ordered the incorrect rear Torklifts camper hold downs for my truck. However, I called etrailer and explained my error. They not only helped me pick the correct ones, they sent them out that day. I haven’t installed the rear TC hold downs yet. I was most impressed with the free shipping both ways with no questions asked! I was issued an RMA and the refund came quickly. Very good customer service in an age when there often isn’t any service , let alone great service. The front mounts fit perfectly!
Installed on a Curt 2 1/2 receiver just put on my F350 SD Supercab Diesel SRW 4x4. This bracket does fit this truck with the Curt receiver. I found a little oil on the drill bits and a reamer to remove the last bit of metal from the holes in the receiver helped mount the brackets.
# 17
Brophy Slide In Camper Tie-Downs - No Drill Bed Mount - Qty 4
At the moment I have yet to install the tie-downs. However they arrives when etrailer stated and the boxes were in excellent condition. I expect to use them this weekend to pick up my new to me slide in truck camper.
Delivery came early and the box had all the parts . I still have to install the tie downs but seem pretty straightforward process
# 18
HappiJac Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Bed and Bumper Mount - Front and Rear
I put these on my F250 for when I carry my Northstar Camper and they have made an enormous difference, especially in sway. They work!
You should make the front angles a little longer for the top of the frame of the truck but thank you very much all done
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HappiJac Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Bed and Bumper Mount - Front and Rear
I am extremely happy with this setup. Installation *could* be done by a single person, but would involve A LOT of figuring out special approaches to holding things in place for alignment and tightening. But I had a friend help me and installation went about as perfectly as one would hope for. I have used the oriduct for multiple trips, sone of which were on washboard gravel and dirt roads, and the setup has worked perfectly. My truck camper is a popup and pretty light, and the setup holds the camper in the truck very nicely. I suspect it would work very well even for heavier and larger truck campers, as well. I called support before ordering and was provided with perfect information in a very professional and caring manner. I am 100% satisfied, and highly recommend both this product and etrailer as a company.
I use this in A 2007 Silverado 1500 Classic with a 6.5-foot 1996 Lite Craft. Works great, and it was easy to install.
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HappiJac Camper Tie-Downs - Custom Bed and Bumper Mount - Front and Rear
First of all, etrailer was amazingly communicative in the delivery process, which was greatly appreciated. And these tie downs were such a straight-forward installation. Start to finish, I would 100% buy from etrailer again! Highly recommend.
The tie down kit is very high quality, and the installation instructions were spot on. Our truck is in mint condition and I wanted a tie down system that was low profile, and did not take away from the looks of the truck when camper not on it. I've not used the turnbuckles yet, but they are set up ready for work and look great.
TorkLift Front Frame-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs Installation - 2016 Toyota Tundra
Today, on our 2016 Toyota Tundra, we're going to be installing TorkLift's Custom Frame-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs for the front, part number TLT2307.This tie-down brace is going to give you a secure location to properly mount your camper to the bed of your truck. This brace will offer a location, where you can more evenly distribute the weight, so it won't be so top-heavy. So that way, you'll have your camper on there more securely, when going down the road.This is a no-drill installation. It simply installs to the front of your leaf spring mounting location here, and it comes with all the hardware you'll need to get installed.After you've got it installed, if you take your camper off, you can simply pull the pin. Slide the sleeves out. And now, you can't even tell that you've made any modifications to your truck.To get the most secure tie-down for your camper, I do recommend that you install a set for the rear as well.
TorkLift Rear Frame-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs Installation - 2016 Toyota Tundra
Today on our 2016 Toyota Tundra, we're going to be installing torklifts, custom frame mounted camper tie-downs for the rear, part number TLT3306.They're going to be frame mounted, here to our hitch, so it's going to give a secure place to tie down your camper. What's great about this is it puts it in the most appropriate position to attach your camper at the outside corners so that way it'll more evenly distribute the weight and make it less top heavy.When you're not using your tie-downs, you can remove the insert and then it's virtually hidden, so nobody even knows you have them installed.It's a very easy installation. It reuses some of your existing hardware and it comes with the rest of the hardware you need to get it installed.It only takes a few minutes on each side to get your brackets mounted.It's made of a sturdy steel construction with a black powder coat finish to help protect against the elements.It's best to use these in conjunction with the set for your front. This way you can get the optimal tie down point at al corners of your camper.These come as paired set, one for your left and right. Let's show you how to get them installed now.We'll begin our installation at the rear of the vehicle on the driver's side. There's two bolts here in our hitch we're going to need remove with a 19 millimeter socket.
TorkLift Rear Frame Mounted Camper Tie Downs Installation - 2008 Toyota Tundra
Today on our 2008 Toyota Tundra we're going to be installing the Torklift custom frame-mounted camper tie downs. This is for the rear. Part number is TLR3500. inaudible 00:00:11 see our camper tie down once you get in place. It's going to be adjustable from the setting it's at out to a wider setting just depending on the width of our camper, and when not in use can be completely removed to give us a very clean factory-style look. It's not going to hang down.
TorkLift Custom Frame-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs Review - 2008 Toyota Tundra
Today on this 2008 Toyota Tundra Crew Cab Max, we're going to show you Part Number TLT2304. This is a TorkLift Custom Frame-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs for the front of a truck. A few things to know about these tie-downs, that they provide separate attachment points for the front of your truck bed, left and right side, for securing a bed-mounted camper. Now, the rear tie-downs are sold separately. This does mount to the frame, and when it's not in use, the inserts are completely removable. This is our insert here. We're looking at the driver's side and it has two holes in it for your tie-downs that go up to your camper.
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