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These custom-fit tie-downs mount directly to the frame to spread your camper’s weight evenly and keep the center of gravity low. That means no top-heavy sway when you’re driving through crosswinds or over rough stretches of road. With the camper locked solidly to the frame instead of the bed or bumper, your truck handles the way it should and you get a steadier, more comfortable ride.
When you’re not hauling a camper, you can pull the aluminum arms off and barely see the brackets underneath. The mounts sit nearly flush with the frame so nothing hangs down or spoils your truck’s look. It’s a simple design that keeps things neat while still being ready to go whenever you load up again.

These tie-downs bolt onto your frame using pre-existing holes so there’s little to no drilling needed. They mount tight to the frame with minimal loss of ground clearance, keeping everything high and out of harm’s way on uneven roads. The precise fit makes installation quick and easy with basic tools, no cutting or modifications required.
The arms are made from rustproof aluminum and the receiver brackets from stainless steel, giving you a strong setup that won’t corrode or weaken over time. A high-impact powder coat finish adds another layer of durability for long-term protection against weather and road grime. This is gear built for years of use on long trips and in tough conditions.
Each arm has two pin holes so you can set how far it extends from the truck body to clear fenders or sidewalls. Two anchor holes let you adjust your turnbuckles (sold separately) for the best angle to hold your camper securely in place. That flexibility makes it easier to get a snug fit that keeps your camper from shifting while on the move.


Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hello neighbors. Welcome back, I'm Steven. Today we're looking at this Torklift Talon Camper Tie Down. It's a custom frame mount application and it is made of aluminum and stainless steel for the front of your Ford Super Duty trucks. So like I just mentioned, this does fit a 2023 two current Ford Super Duty trucks. With that in mind, make sure you're checking out our custom fit guide on etrailer.com's website.
At the center of the top of the page, you can enter your year, make, and model and be sure you're getting the right part the first time. Now these will create an attachment point for securing your camper to the truck bed and they will pair with a set of rear tie downs. The rear tie downs are sold separately, as well as required turn buckles to then attach the camper to these tie downs. The turn buckles are sold separately as well. Now these will help ensure excellent handling by distributing the weight evenly and lowering the center of gravity on the vehicle setup with the camper.
It's gonna help avoid a top heavy setup that would be vulnerable to, like, strong wind, sway. And whenever you're not using 'em, they're gonna remain virtually invisible beneath the vehicle. And you do that by simply taking out the arm pin and then you can simply pull out the arm. Now this arm does have two options, two holes there. Both of these arms are aluminum, so very lightweight, very robust.
You don't have to worry about 'em corroding or getting, you know, moisture and rust and all that over time. Again, you can set it for the closest or farthest away point and then simply put your pin back in to hold it in place whenever you're doing that. And when you're not using it, you can take these custom rubber caps and put that over that hole to keep stuff out of there as well. Now it does go with a whole lot of hardware. I went ahead and left in the bag for this video.
There's just too many different things here to lay out and have space, but you got all kinds of blocks, different spacers, bolts, loft washers, regular washers, nuts, that kind of stuff. You even get these nice fish wires for fishing the bolts through the holes of the truck frame. So again, a very simple design as far as install. You should not have to drill too much, maybe a couple holes, 'cause it's gonna use preexisting holes in your frame already. It is made in the USA, has an amazing lifetime warranty, and as I said, the brackets themselves are stainless steel powder-coated and the fronts are aluminum powder-coated. So this back part here, let me pull one up real quick. This is what's gonna mount against the frame of your truck in the front. So that kind of gives you an idea of what that setup looks like. And I'll put that guy back down here. Now again, you can remove the arms when you're not using 'em and they extend out like I mentioned. And again, they do have a nice finish on 'em. Everything looks really good here from what I've seen. I don't think you're gonna have to worry about rust, that kind of stuff. They do mount pretty tight to your vehicle frame. That way, you have minimal loss of ground clearance, and as I said, you shouldn't have to drill that many holes. You know, a couple maybe to get these installed. So pretty simple install, pretty quick install. You will get a set of instructions included as well. That's always fun to read, right But honestly, read 'em. Make sure you get it put on the first time the right way. We also have videos on our website etrailer.com that you can watch as well far as mounting these on the truck as well. Well, I hope this video has helped you. Hope all the information here has answered any questions you might have had. I'm Steve with etrailer.com. Stay safe out there towing.
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Ellen
4/15/2026
great!!

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Lazer S.
5/13/2026
Sorry to hear that, Steve. I can't say I have heard of someone having to grind down the arms so they fit into brackets, so I'm surprised you had to. Was it more than just a build up of powder coat/paint? I will be contacting TorkLift so they will definitely be made aware.