Can Only Frame Bracket Of Tork-Lift Tie Downs TL29DR Be Bought?

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can just the frame bracket be purchased? I have the plate/rod from a previous vehicle.

asked by: Ks

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Expert Reply:

Hey Ks,

Torklift only sells their tie-downs as a kit with new mounting hardware and everything. So for your 2017 Ram 2500 you'd need the kit # TL29DR you were looking at.

What kind of truck bed camper do you have?

expert reply by: Samuel C

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Ks

3/17/2026

Already order thank you

Samuel C.

3/17/2026

@Ks Awesome, If theres anything else you need jut let us know.

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Answer 5

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