HappiJac Qwik-Load Turnbuckles for Truck Camper Tie Down

These are the best in my opinion quick delivery very happy with transaction

These camper tie downs look strong and well built. The chrome and/or stainless steel should last for years. The threaded section inside the bottom of each cylinder is perhaps an inch long--not just a nut welded into it. A dab of lube such as silicone spray may extend their life. Turn the cylinders enough so that the handles will pull the latch snugly all the way down, but not so far that you end up bending the handles! I recommend not screwing the handles in place but rather to leave one or two in your door pocket, and the rest in your tool box. When used, you may find that the handle should be flipped for full release of the tie down. This will probably vary with the camper and truck system. I added a piece of heavy chain with a hook at the bottom for each forward tie down. For the rear, on my rig, I found the threaded section of the Happijac too long. I simply cut a few inches off so that it threaded several inches into the cylinder. Be sure to file the cut end all around. It works better to have one of the lock nuts on it before cutting. This will then chase the thread clean. Each time you load you may need to make a few turns on the cylinders to firm them up before latching the handles down. Tie the little pin rings to the latch with something like a long piece of quality twist tie so they don't get lost. They must be installed for safety while traveling. If you have trouble pushing the pins home, just iinsert a handle and jiggle the latch a bit.Enjoy. These tie downs will greatly ease your loading and unloading. Remember to unplug your electrical cord. Ha!

Had product before , tried and true . Works perfectly as it should.

These were a real pain to put on the first time. Always adjusting these things every time you put them on. Don't get them wet,they melt down. Ice ,rock salt took its toll. One trip to the mountain and they are not good.

We love the ease of use when tightening the happijac. They also look so nice compared to turnbuckles and chains.

Do not trust Happijac Turnbuckle tiedowns. Imagine your camper being held down in the front to your truck when this improper weld failed.Happijac would not answer the emails I sent them.

Handel was missing

Beats my old turn buckles. No issues after 4 trips on rough roads.