Video Transcript for HappiJac Truck-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs Spec Review

Hello neighbors, Steve here with etrailer.com. Folks, today, we're looking together our HappiJac Truck-Mounted Camper Tie-Downs. Now, folks, when these are installed, they're gonna provide an attachment point at the front and the rear of your vehicle's bed for then securing a bed-mounted camper. Now the image on the screen will give you an idea of what it would look like in the bed of the vehicle. There is drilling required into the back front bed of the pickup truck, and on the far right image, those are a close up of the turn of the attachments that would get, put onto the bumper at the back of the truck. Now you will need turn buckles that are sold separately to secure your camper to those tie-downs and to these tie-down points here that would be at the front of the truck, and those are sold separately along with a stabilizing bar that you saw in that picture that goes the full length of the front of the bed to reduce stress on the truck's frame.

Now that stabilizing bar is not necessarily required, although it is highly, highly recommended by the manufacturer, and that's gonna help reduce stress on your truck's frame. Now the centering guide will lock and prevent the camper from shifting side to side, and the rear brackets will simply install on the ends of the rear bumper for an attachment point, tie-down point. I'll zoom in here and give you a little closer look at that. And some of the hardware here, there's lots of hardware included with the kit and the instructions that are included. It's really just a one page set of instructions that look like, not too much in depth, it's just a lot of little parts on bracketry and stuff, and you've got some hard plastic parts here that come with it for the install.

You've got these two long angled bracket arms. Everything here is a nice heavy duty steel. It's been black powder coated that's gonna resist rust, corrosion. It's made here in America with a nice one-year warranty. And again, you're gonna get the two front anchor plates, the two rear brackets, an anchor, and all the necessary hardware and bumper braces as well.

Now folks, all the end parts, like I said, are black powder coated and the tie-downs at the back of the vehicle, they are chrome-plated. (metal thuds) Folks, that's kinda wrap it up for our look today, again at the HappiJac Truck-Mounted Camper Tie-Down set. I'm Steven, thanks so much for watching and stay safe.