Torklift tiedowns
Looking to purchase another TC and going to order the torklift tiedown system. Have used Happi jac system for 5 years in past but do not want to drill into new trucks bumper and bed. My plan was to ju...
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One thing I would point out is if you put a cargo basket on the back you might want more support than you need to pull a vehicle, I carry a generator on mine sometimes.
I had time and found a used Superhitch on CL, cost me $250 and I just bought 1.5" square tubing and used that for the rear tie downs after I drilled holes, painted them up, And bolted a couple of inches of chain on the outside to hook onto the turnbuckles.
Because my old truck (in sig and totaled) had a skirting around the bottom of the body I had to get specific torklift tie downs for the front.
Replacement truck didn't have the skirting but you can change the attitude on the mounts and it works on both styles.
Good Luck with the project,
Bill
I had time and found a used Superhitch on CL, cost me $250 and I just bought 1.5" square tubing and used that for the rear tie downs after I drilled holes, painted them up, And bolted a couple of inches of chain on the outside to hook onto the turnbuckles.
Because my old truck (in sig and totaled) had a skirting around the bottom of the body I had to get specific torklift tie downs for the front.
Replacement truck didn't have the skirting but you can change the attitude on the mounts and it works on both styles.
Good Luck with the project,
Bill
