CR Brophy Machine Works TDSF Black Powder Coated Camper Tie Down

Had to add material to the front two mounts but held a 10’9” camper just fine on my 05 dodge.

I have A Popup camper on a light midsize truck. Mounting these were easy to mount but there idea of Stable is a whole another story. They do not realize that light duty trucks don't have that thick metal in the bed. I highly Using a self tapping good sized bolts to go through the metal in the inside and the metal of the object. And if it's not a flush fit use a piece of plywood in between to make sure you're getting as much surface as possible. Now they are rock solid. As for the bolt they suggest to go through the top it's useless on my track because it has a plastic cover and there's no metal under it. Other than that they do to work now very wel

Works great for my light 8ft camper. Easy to install and good alternative to belly bars for the price. They're not ment for heavy campers.

They should work on most pickups !

Great product, we'll built, but didnt work with my truck. Description stated it was proper fit for my truck. Nope.. This product would have required modification to my truck. Not a direct bolt-in product. Wasted time and money!!

Arrived in 24hrs from KY to MT! They fit my 2022 Ram 3500... Not perfectly, but acceptable without modification. Appear to ne heavy duty and well built. I pick up my Truck bed camper today, If I don't adjust this review, know that they are performing great!

Crap hardware. Snapped under my hand tightening with a socket wrench. Install requires heavy body modifications on older trucks. Prepare to cut big holes in your bed if there's no access to the under portion of the mount. To be able tighten the top bolt. Requires a handy person with power tools . Fair warning !!! Cheap HARDWARE!!!!

2006 Ford Super Duty. They fit pretty good in the pockets, little wiggly but the design has rounded corners so perhaps that's why. I tried to put the bolts inside the bed but the Ford is double walled from the stake pocket, so your closest bet the screw is going through sheet metal, then a small gap, then sheet metal then the tie downs. I didn't drill the holes through the top of my bed caps although that would have stiffened them up nice, I don't want holes in my nice plastic when the tie downs are not installed. I was only able to get one hole in the rear and they were pretty secure, so I thought one in front would be OK. But when tightening the turn buckle the tie down rotated in the pocket and tweaked the sheet metal. I'm not sure a second screw would have prevented this, but rather a square finish to engage the stake pocket better. I may weld something on. Otherwise the camper held solid, much better than the home built ones it came with.