Superclamps

[joshkoltes]

Are they worth it?
Building a flat bed for my pickup. Superclamps would be super easy to use but super expensive

Could weld some nuts in the floor and build a screw style too

Any other ideas?

 

[summ8rmk]

Steel bars with bolts are for young guys that still climb around like monkeys, superclamps are for old guys that can't fold and twist into pretzels... i have superclamps and i like them. I have a deck inside the bed of my truck, its nice being able to stand next to my truck and clamp the skis down. Different skis require adjustments so, u gotta adjust the clamps which negates the speed and ease of the clamp vs the bolt

Superclamps are expensive and u gotta hide them when not in use. Bars and bolts can be left on the bed with little worry about theft.

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[Scott]

I have a flatbed. I DEFINITELY prefer superclamps over crank downs and bars with pins.

 

[bnorth]

Front are worth every penny, rears I can take or leave.

 

[MrIQR]

They are worth it. You can find them used and save a couple bucks.

 

[ElasDray]

Definitely worth the $$. Especially at the end of the day when I’m tired.

 

[summ8rmk]

Our snow show had these for $150!!

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[Wheel House Motorsports]

One of those things im not sure why i waited 15 years of riding to get. They work a lot better and just do a lot better job keeping things held still.

Crank downs are good until the sled can creep back a tiny bit then because you don't have spring loaded pressure just becomes loose over the thinner front section of the skis,.

 

[tomx]

Echoing everyone else but hells yeah! Especially when it snows a couple inches when you get back to the truck. I hated trying to find the holes, screw in full of snow and ice. Now I just walk up to the sled deck, drop it on my skis, pull lever to engadge the loop and done!

 

[HCRRider]

Got front and rear clamps and its the best thing I like about my deck! my buddy does not have them and we go in his truck he has to jump up and ***** with them. I can clamp my sleds down and be on my way by the time he gets ones sled secured in his truck. BUY them and dont look back

 

[jonathanlo]

I just ordered a brand new front the other day for about $165 shipped (included the bolt as well). Much easier and quicker than the screw type.

 

[joshkoltes]

I just ordered a brand new front the other day for about $165 shipped (included the bolt as well). Much easier and quicker than the screw type.

Where did ya get it from?

 

[jonathanlo]

Of all things, Amazon.

Amazon product ASIN B003CJJVPG

 

[joshkoltes]

I'm more of an eBay guy, dang expensive though!

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[jonathanlo]

dang! I looked all over the place for a cheaper one. Oh well. Better than the $220 any dealership wants.

 

[jonathanlo]

and on top of that, ShadeTree is the same distributor as the Amazon one.

 

[joshkoltes]

Shade tree has been around for about forever too. I remember in the mid nintys I'd drool over their sales flyer I'd get in the mail. I remember I would fill out the mail in order form like a Xmas wish list with necessities like colored windshield trim, running board trim, headlight covers, handle bar hooks. Ya know everything a twelve year old flatlander needs

 

[TopshelfGin]

IMO it’s one of those things you “splurge” on, then once you have ‘em you can’t believe ya waited soooooo long to buy. They are so easy, quick, painless.
I love em, I’d buy them again without hesitation.


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