securing the camper

[skinny_pedal]

i know this has been discussed a few times. but i just bought a camper tonight and im going to pick it up tomarrow evening. im just go to take my car hauler straps to secure it,but thats going to be a one time deal. where are you guys getting your camper setups locally?

pic of purchase, not bad for $300:awesomework:

 

[Lucky Jeff]

Torklift in Kent... they should still have a NWBomber discount .. If you have trouble down there and they don't know what you're talking about give me a call and I'll call the guy that works there that's on the bombers.

 

[cornfed]

toyys for trucks in lynwood. My buddy got his done there for somewhere aroound 200. ( they build the kit for each truck and weld it on)

 

[TreeClimber]

Made my own. Relatively easy and inexpensive.

 

[crash2]

Built my own--all frame mounted setup

 

[Lucky Jeff]

welded it to the frame? ewww new thanks.

 

[TreeClimber]

welded it to the frame? ewww new thanks.

No, bolted. Thru existing in frame holes on mine. I'll bet I've got only $50 or $75 in materials, plus a little welding of the actual brackets themselfs.

 

[82toyomud]

Built my own--all frame mounted setup

That's the way to go!:awesomework:

 

[Lucky Jeff]

No, bolted. Thru existing in frame holes on mine. I'll bet I've got only $50 or $75 in materials, plus a little welding of the actual brackets themselfs.

no not you, sorry, guess I should have quoted him, I was refering to cornfed

 

[leadfoot067]

made my own....basically copied the tork lift ones for the front...then welded the rears to the reciever hitch....cost me about 50 buks for the metal...

 

[TheMasterbater]

I should made my own, but got in a rush down to last minute and wasted money on the tork lifts.

 

[skinny_pedal]

well i guess ill just make my own. thanks guys

 

[TheMasterbater]

well i guess ill just make my own. thanks guys

If u can, make the "hitch reciever" style so u dont have to see them stick out all the time when u dont have th camper on.