Correct Torklift Turnbuckles For A 2020 Ford F-350 6.75' Bed Supercab

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I want to verify my forklift tie down parts are right for my truck Truck is 2020 f350 6.75 bed Supercab with running boards on the cab Tlf2022 Tlr3500 Let me know Thanks Joe

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Hello Joe. I can definitely help get you set up with Torklift Camper Tie Downs for your 2020 Ford F350. Does your truck have a trailer hitch installed on the back? If so, was it installed from the factory or aftermarket? Let me know because that will determine the correct rear tie downs. The # TLF2022 front tie downs will be correct for your truck. The rear tie downs will be determined by the type of trailer hitch on your truck.

The # TLR3500 are for trucks with a non-Torklift brand aftermarket hitch. If you truck has a factory installed hitch you will want the # TLF3008 instead. If you happen to have a Torklift brand aftermarket hitch you will want the # TLR3504 for the rear.

Keep in mind that the turnbuckles are sold separately. For that I recommend the following:

- TorkLift Locking FastGun Turnbuckles for Frame-Mounted Tie-Downs - Stainless Steel - Black - Qty 4 # TLS9529-2-LK

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Joe L.

4/25/2024

Hi Jesse I called in today to trailer and the person told me the TLR3500 was correct for my truck. The hitch is factory from Ford. Please advise as I want to place the order soon Measure twice cut once!! Thanks Joe

Jesse M.

4/26/2024

@JoeL I went on the Torklift website to triple check. You will want the # TLF3008 for your rear tie downs. These are made specifically for vehicles with the OEM factory hitch from Ford. Just to be 100% sure, can you confirm that my description of your vehicle below is correct? - 2020 Ford F-350 Supercab - 6.75' Bed - Running boards that are cab length only (they do not extend to under the bed) - Ford Factory Installed Trailer Hitch that has an open-ended crosstube If this is all correct, you will want the # TLF2022 front tie downs and the # TLF3008 for the rear. Since Torklift confirms this, I am 100% confident in this recommendation. The # TLR3500 are only for trucks with aftermarket hitches that have side plates with at least a 4" x 4" footprint. So, that would not be correct for you. Sorry for any confusion.

Joe L.

5/2/2024

@JesseM Thanks for confirming the correct part #'s Your description of my truck is correctly noted in your reply! Thanks I will place the order soon Joe

Jesse M.

5/3/2024

@JoeL Anytime. Glad I could help!

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