Need to get some of those nice big rubber bump stops that you see on the fronts of tub on most newer campers. Anyone got a part number of them handy, or a quick go to source for them?Thanks!

Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP

mellow wrote:Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCPClickable link

mellow wrote:Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCPWow! Yeah big difference in price for sure $12 for the Grainger ones or $52 for the Torklift for the pair. But at least the Torklift ones are made in the USA and not China. Also the ones on my camper are getting weathered and cracking. The Torklift ones are guaranteed for life. Still quite a price difference though. :h

Hey, Joe. Been a long time. I replaced my bump stops with UHMW polyethylene plastic. They slide down my Line-X'ed bed liner like they were buttered and I was able to make them the right length so the camper wouldn't hit the taillights and I didn't have to put a 1x8 in between the stops and the bed. Longer Bump StopsHappy camping, Dave.

Part number, source for rubber camper front bump stops

nuckfan
Explorer
Apr 26, 2016
these?
mellow
Explorer
Apr 26, 2016
Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.

https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP
trail-explorer
Explorer
Apr 26, 2016
mellow wrote:
Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.

https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP

Clickable link
nuckfan
Explorer
Apr 26, 2016
mellow wrote:
Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.

https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP

Wow! Yeah big difference in price for sure $12 for the Grainger ones or $52 for the Torklift for the pair. But at least the Torklift ones are made in the USA and not China. Also the ones on my camper are getting weathered and cracking. The Torklift ones are guaranteed for life. Still quite a price difference though. :h
luv2skyski
Explorer
Apr 27, 2016
Hey, Joe. Been a long time.
I replaced my bump stops with UHMW polyethylene plastic. They slide down my Line-X'ed bed liner like they were buttered and I was able to make them the right length so the camper wouldn't hit the taillights and I didn't have to put a 1x8 in between the stops and the bed.
Longer Bump Stops
Happy camping, Dave.
mkirsch
Nomad II
Apr 27, 2016
If they're $12 at Grainger, you can surely get them for $6 off ebay or some other website because Grainger isn't known for having low prices.
mellow
Explorer
Apr 27, 2016
If you find em cheaper post up a link!

I was looking for bumper stops anyway before this thread came up and after seeing the price for torklifts I went ahead and bought a pair from Grainger, should have them today. Placed the order yesterday so you can't beat that.
rider997
Explorer
Apr 27, 2016
trail-explorer wrote:
mellow wrote:
Those torklifts look just like the Dock Bumpers you get from Grainger for a fraction of the cost.

https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Dock-Body-Bumper-22NT80?functionCode=P2IDP2PCP

Clickable link

Except the Torklifts (Torklift camper bumpers) are made in the USA and the Grainger set is made in China. So I doubt they're the same quality...

The Torklift product has a lifetime warranty; the Grainger product has none.
JoeChiOhki
Explorer II
Apr 28, 2016
Thanks for the parts, I have a second question pertaining to these bump stops, what is the normal orientation? I've seen them turned on their sides along the bottom as well as the way they show up in the Torklift images.

My main interest will be in knowing where to add additional framing to the lower tub to anchor them into.

Amerigos weren't originally designed for corner jacks, and I'm going to be adding additional framing to the front wall of the camper so that its properly transmitting corner jack loads (Most of the front wall is hollow with a 2x2 outline frame).
mellow
Explorer
Apr 28, 2016
I got the bumpers in, decent quality and looks like they will hold up for a while.

My older shadow cruiser didn't come with bumpers either so I am adding them after the fact, I was going to go with the vertical orientation and through bolt them on and try to shim up where they will go on the inside.