Wooden fail safe camper alignment tool
I wanted something that keeps the truck camper aligned in the bed and prevents the camper from sliding sideways in trucks bed The main advantage is that the tiedowns aren't pulling the camper too m...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
Maybe you drive on better roads, but my dually gets airborne on CA freeway bumps every few minutes.
Quite often my Cruise Control will disengage becouse computer thinks I am involved in accident.
So the rear blocks like that sooner or later would find their way to jump out the sides.
I have no blocks on the rear, but on front I have all the blocks screw to a plywood that front of the camper sits on.
I need the plywood shimming to clear the roof lights on the truck, so it is working for me very well.
I don't consider rear blocks very important, but would be happy to find a way to secure them there.
Ever notice how the opening of the tailgate is narrower than the rest of the bed and that the tc fits through that opening with a 1/2" on each side at the top and 4" at the bottom? So just how is a 2x4 hooked to a big wedge ( thats makes a 8" wide assembly) jammed up to the side of a camper which is held in place by properly tightened tie downs (front and rear) going to bounce or slide out of that tiny little gap?
