Brophy Camper Tie Downs DIY (Installation & Review) 2018 

Heck yeah! Totally agree. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤘😎🤘

yep, most of the older pre aluminum frame one just have a crappy eye bolt/screw in a piece of 2x2 wood. i know because i had to remove the skin and reinforce with metal plates, 3m adhesive and metal L brackets on one that pulled out. i was really shocked how little these tie points are secured to anything into the camper. just a joke.

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Thank you for watching and commenting!! 👍👍 hope they work out good for your truck! Two years later mine are still great and look brand new! The finish on them is outstanding!

Good idea, thanks!

A Slice of Disney. It will look good in your driveway! It’s cheaper for us than an Anaheim hotel. Haha 😂

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I Agree that bolting it to the frame would be stronger. But it will cost you ALOT more. And I believe that’s only necessary if your going to be in some extremely rough conditions and bumpy roads and going at a higher speed then you should be for the equipment you have. In normal conditions and with correct speed these tie downs will not tear your bed apart. i go up some gnarly mountain roads to hunting camps etc and I’ve never had an issue. But if you can afford the expense of the frame mount tie downs then it’s an awesome choice for sure! These are just a great option and affordable and will do everything you need! Appreciate you watching and commenting. Thanks!

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Heck ya! Old school is always good! Thanks larry! 🤘

I’m tellin ya. These have been around forever and they will not disappoint! And are a high valu item at the price! Hope the video helps! Thanks for watching Robert! 🤘

@@mtnsavagenorthwest7409 Yes they have and pretty handy for a lighter weight camper. I run the corner Brophys on a new 1988 F150 2X4 Lariat with a 1986 Sunlite 8' popup and had great use with them. I use them today on my Shadow Cruiser and F150 4X4 SC Platinum because it's a lighter weight camper.

Just an fyi, the company doesn’t recommend using on single metal wall bed rails when using that type bright. Corner type I wouldn’t think it’d matter but check with distributor👍

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Awesome! That’s a great idea as well. Thanks for commenting! 🤘

Haven’t had any issues yet but that’s a great idea. Thanks!!

@@mtnsavagenorthwest7409 I had the lastic bedliner on my 02 Ford Super Duty, camper loked to cpmpress it and slip arpund, ended up using a stable mat instead.

BelovedOne. Thanks Becky! As always appreciate your support!

Trying to get better at my videos, but it's hard...lol u guys make it look easy.

BelovedOne. Oh stop your videos are great! And you have the best editor around! Lol. Thank you! This one got a little shakey towards the end because my tripod broke halfway through the video so I was trying to work one handed and film the project. Haha 😆

Hoping to learn how use my gimble soon

The screws that came for the bottom are a decently heavy duty LAG style screw There pretty stout. The truck bed would tear before the screws break I’m assuming. But yeah you can always beef em up however you want! Thanks for watching!

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I believe it’s around 1500-1600 lbs unloaded. With all my stuff inside it & water tank full and loaded for a week long trip I’m probably close to 2K lbs I just installed a set of these tie downs on a (truck bed trailer) and put my camper on the trailer and hauled it across my state and up bumpy logging roads etc and had no problems. You won’t do any damage to your truck bed or camper as long as your a smart driver and aren’t doing things you shouldn’t be with a camper on your vehicle. Hope this helps you out! Thanks for watching 🤘

Price is around 80-100$ on amazon depending on what model you buy. And I installed it myself so I’m not sure how much someone would charge you to put them on. Thank you for watching!

I needed these ASAP and paid 177$

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You have to use a small drill bit 1/8 inch first and pre drill your hole then use the bigger bit then you should be able to drive the bolts in. Hopefully this helps! Thanks for watching

Use a 1/8th bit first then follow it up with a 7/32 bit for your pilot hole

Use the best quality bit you can find. Don’t skimp.