Q. How easy is it to get the TK Loader out of my truck?

A. Most models of TK Loader can be installed or removed from a pickup truck bed in less than 10 minutes. The  unique and patented TK Loader system and mounting hardware allows the user to install and remove the loader without any drilling or alteration whatsoever to the pickup truck bed.

Q. What if I get a new truck of a different model or bed length?

A. A different quick install mounting kit or part of it may be required. Most TK Loaders are a universal fit,
requiring only different mounting hardware

. Q. Can I pull a trailer with a TK Loader installed in a short bed pickup?

A. Yes, in most cases you can. The jack, however, may interfere and have to be relocated.

• Is the TK Loader affected by the weather?

A. TK Loaders are painted, powder-coated, or constructed of stainless steel, depending on which model you choose. They are designed to meet the requirements of the equipment being transported. For example: The units for  snowmobiles are designed tobe freeze-proof where as a unit to transport a motorcycle is not (however, that option is available.)

Q. Will the TK Loader handle my Harley-Davidson Full Dresser or Honda Goldwing?

A. Any model of the TK Loader has a minimum 950 lb. capacity. A Full Dresser or Goldwing weighs less than 900 lbs.  

Q. Will the TK Loader load a Boss Hoss motorcycle?

A. Yes, the Model 300MX with a motorcycle loading attachment has an 1800 lb. capacity

Q. How is a TK Loader shipped?

A. All models of the TK Loader are available completely assembled and ready for installation. This requires truck freight and we can make all the arrangements when you place your order.

Q. Why buy a TK Loader when I can get a trailer for the same price?

A. Convenience: No hassles such as maneuvering in traffic, backing, finding a parking space large enough.

Loading: Item to be loaded on a trailer has to be rode or pushed up a ramp, or lifted by some external means such as a forklift or by muscle power alone, where as the TK Loader provides an effortless method via the winch used for hoisting.

Economy: No fuel, licenses, maintenance, tires, electrical or tolls

Cleanliness: Virtually no road grime gets in a pickup bed, whereas trailers and their cargo are bombarded with it.

Storage: The TK Loader, if removed from the truck, can be stored against a garage wall or even left outside, requiring very little space. A trailer, on the other hand, requires more storage space and may not be allowed in some communities.

Maintenance: Trailers require regular maintenance on their electrical systems, brakes, and tires. The TK Loader is virtually maintenance free.