Tie-Downs
I have two questions. 1. I have the tie-downs that drop into the square holes on top of the bed rail (Ram 2nd gen). I have never used these. How strong are they? My camper is 1800lbs dry. I p...
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1" tubing is what Torklift uses originally and rear not suppose to hold any load on regural basis. I adjust the ties to eliminate the play, putting only minimal tension.
That said, you need to design weak link somewhere and IMHO bend tubing is way better than the anchor point ripped off the camper.
I weld everything as this is the quickest and best way
1" tubing is what Torklift uses originally and rear not suppose to hold any load on regural basis. I adjust the ties to eliminate the play, putting only minimal tension.
That said, you need to design weak link somewhere and IMHO bend tubing is way better than the anchor point ripped off the camper.
I weld everything as this is the quickest and best way
