Tork Lift Magnum Hitch and Camper Tie-Downs for 2013 Ram 3500 8-Foot Bed with Tube Steps

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I have a 2013 RAM 3500, 4x4, Laramie, single rear wheels, 8ft bed. It has side step bars that go almost to the front of the rear wheel wells photos attached and has an aftermarket hitch. photo also attached. I want to install a Super Hitch Dual receiver hitch and front and rear TorkLift frame mounted camper tie-downs. I will be towing an enclosed trailer containing a car, so I will be using a Super Truss hitch extension. Can you please specify exactly which P/Ns for all of the items above that would fit my application properly? I just tried to upload images and could only upload one. Not even sure that one is properly attached.

asked by: Gary B

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Thank you for the photos of your Ram 3500 with tube steps and existing hitch. These are helpful in determining the correct items to equip your truck. To be absolutely sure about your product needs I reviewed your photos and vehicle details with my contact at TorkLift.

We can get you set up with a dual-hitch configuration but there is NOT a dual-receiver hitch model from TorkLift that fits your truck. To add a second receiver to your existing hitch you can use the following parts:

SuperHitch Magnum Htch TLD1104-30
Front Tie Downs # TLD2127
Rear Tie Downs # TLR3507
FastGun Locking Turnbuckles # TLS9526-2-LK

You can then use the linked page to select the TorkLift SuperTruss Hitch Extension of the length you need, such as for example, the 6K-rated 48-inch # TLE1548.

expert reply by: Adam R

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