Been a while since I have had to do anything that has to do with my camper but warning I am back. Picked up a 2015 F350 SRW SuperDuty with camper package yesterday. Time to install tie downs and either airbags or stable loads. Question is what's the latest and greatest tie downs? I am thinking Torklift but figured I better check with the pros. Thanks for any input.

I just bought a set of Torklifts for mine. That's my choice.

Lets see, quick math - - -X 4. :BShoot, if you weren't so far away, I've got a set for my 2011 Ford (now traded away) which would supposedly fit perfectly on that 2015. Torklift that is.

Torqlift I have 2015 350 drw bottom stable loads works great

Tie downs for 2015 F350 SuperDuty | Good Sam Community

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Crumm
Explorer
Feb 17, 2015
Went with the front torklift frame mounted tie downs and on the rear we installed a torklift superhitch with the integrated tie downs.

In the process of building some centering guides like I have on the other truck and a hitch extension.

Question I have now is should a guy go with the polished fastguns or the powder coated ones? Polished is cheaper and I wonder how the bottom of the powder coated ones will stand up. Would like the black ones but?...
RZAR66
Explorer
Nov 30, 2014
The Mad Norsky wrote:
work2fish wrote:
(curious why "The Mad Norsky" traded his?).

Short answer, so as not to hijack the thread. Dave Smith Motors in Kellogg, Idaho made me an offer I could not turn down. Went in just to look of course. Left with a new truck.

Funny how that happens. It's how I got my new Ram.
The_Mad_Norsky
Explorer
Nov 30, 2014
work2fish wrote:
(curious why "The Mad Norsky" traded his?).

Short answer, so as not to hijack the thread. Dave Smith Motors in Kellogg, Idaho made me an offer I could not turn down. Went in just to look of course. Left with a new truck.
Crumm
Explorer
Nov 30, 2014
nomadictxn wrote:
I see you used Happi jacs previously. If you can get over the expense of the upgrade, you are gonna be happy.

Not that happi with the dings in the front corners of my bed.
RZAR66
Explorer
Nov 30, 2014
I had Torklift on my Ford and now have it on my new Ram. Both were an easy install. Torklift gets my vote.
work2fish
Explorer
Nov 30, 2014
I've got Torklift frame mounted tiedowns on my 2011 F-350 SRW (curious why "The Mad Norsky" traded his?). I have SpringLoad XLs on all corners except the tiedown next to the diesel fuel door. That one has a FastGun which has to come off when I refuel. Serves as a nice locking mechanism for my fuel tank, though!
K_Mac
Explorer
Nov 29, 2014
Torque X 11
nomadictxn
Explorer
Nov 29, 2014
I see you used Happi jacs previously. If you can get over the expense of the upgrade, you are gonna be happy.
deltabravo
Nomad
Nov 29, 2014
homefor2 wrote:
Frame mounted Torklift combined with the Fastguns. Top Quality.

I have the same and love them. TorkLift has excellent customer service too.
homefor2
Explorer
Nov 29, 2014
Frame mounted Torklift combined with the Fastguns. Top Quality.

Not sure how the Ford springs are set up but for a Dodge, I would recommend trying the Torklift Stable Loads BEFORE spending the $$$$ on airbags. I have both. If I could do it over again I would not waste $ on airbags.