Torklift tie downs with Happijac Quick loads?
Will be looking at used truck camper in a week or so, but haven’t had a truck camper in 30+ years (and then bought truck and camper “came along”). Because I have already looked at it and just need ...
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Bedliner is excelent if you use the truck for gravel and garbage hauling, but you have to accept the looks.
I order new truck with 2-tone white pearl paint and black liner did not fit my desire, so try to visualize the truck before getting it changed permanently.
Factory Ford mats are very nice (although heavy) and protect the bed floor better than anything.
Coming to quick loads, only lately I found that this is what I've been using for several years as I took them for older model of Fastguns.
They work with my 6000lb camper just fine, although I actually bend rear tie-down when Quick load show no stress.
I ditto Bedlam's comment about checking new truck height v/s camper clearances.
With my new F350 and older Lance camper I had to add 3" shim on top of factory mat to clear the railings.
The basement Fleetwood on other hand clears taller truck with only 3/4" of plywood.
I order new truck with 2-tone white pearl paint and black liner did not fit my desire, so try to visualize the truck before getting it changed permanently.
Factory Ford mats are very nice (although heavy) and protect the bed floor better than anything.
Coming to quick loads, only lately I found that this is what I've been using for several years as I took them for older model of Fastguns.
They work with my 6000lb camper just fine, although I actually bend rear tie-down when Quick load show no stress.
I ditto Bedlam's comment about checking new truck height v/s camper clearances.
With my new F350 and older Lance camper I had to add 3" shim on top of factory mat to clear the railings.
The basement Fleetwood on other hand clears taller truck with only 3/4" of plywood.
