What is the Weight Capacity of the Brophy Clamp On Camper Tie-Downs Part # HSSF
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I’ve had 2 of the Torklifts on other pickups and while they are a great product they are also very heavy and quite pricey. Still not sure if the Brophy #HSSF will work with the factory bedliner, and also would like to know the weight of the #HSSF system. If the bedliner has to come out it’s probably a no-go. Appreciate any additional info you can provide. Thanks for your help.
asked by: James L
Helpful Expert Reply:
According to Ford's towing guide, your 2015 Ford F-150 has a max payload capacity of 3,300 ft. lbs. Therefore, yes, you should have no trouble using the Travel-lite 770RSL with your truck.
The Brophy Clamp On Camper Tie-Downs part # HSSF is a good option to secure the truck bed camper to your vehicle. I spoke to my contact at C.R. Brophy and they were able to confirm the compatibility with the Ford aluminum truck beds. There is no weight capacity rating on the camper tie downs and they will work for any camper size that is properly sized for your vehicle. Please note that these tie downs are not compatible with drop-in bed liners, plastic bed rails, double-walled beds, or sidestep beds.
If you have any of these options, you will want a set of frame mounted ties downs. In order to recommend the correct frame mounted tie downs, I would need to know three things: bed size, running board option, and trailer hitch option.
As you will be adding a significant amount of weight to the rear of your vehicle. I recommend using a set of suspension enhancements such as the Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs part # F2582 as these will work to not only support the weight of your camper but also improve steering control and braking.
I have attached a link to our frame mounted camper tie downs for you.
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Firestone Ride-Rite Air Helper Springs - Double Convoluted - Rear Axle
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Brophy Slide In Camper Tie-Downs - No Drill Bed Mount - Qty 4
- Camper Tie-Downs
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- Powder Coated Steel
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Marilyn
8/10/2017
I’ve had 2 of the Torklifts on other pickups and while they are a great product they are also very heavy and quite pricey. Still not sure if the Brophy #HSSF will work with the factory bedliner, and also would like to know the weight of the #HSSF system. If the bedliner has to come out it’s probably a no-go. Appreciate any additional info you can provide. Thanks for your help.