What do you do for tie down points on your flatbed?
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I put an underbody tool box on my 88 C30 today, and I had to mount it flush under the bed for ground clearance. I used to use wire hook straps sort of jammed under the edge of the bed rail, but that was kind of sketchy and I had one pop off once. With the toolbox now I couldn't use that strap type even if I wanted to. See picture below.
I have a ton of snap hook straps and stake pocket D rings I use with my trailer, and I really like those since they don't come off even if the strap becomes loose. I'm thinking about adding stake pockets and rub rails like I have on the trailer, but that is pretty heavy and kind of a pain. I'd like to keep the top surface of the bed flat for any oversized cargo, so welding d rings to the top surface of the bed frame is out. What would you do to safely attach tie down straps to the truck in this situation? |
Re: What do you do for tie down points on your flatbed?
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i have these on my truck bed and trailers...and i also have the rub rail stake pockets on my trailers
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Re: What do you do for tie down points on your flatbed?
I don’t have a flatbed but I have used etrack in trailers and other situations that I needed tie down locations.
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These are my favorite if they will work for you.
Link to d-ring: https://www.etrailer.com/Tie-Down-An...ophy/RR06.html |
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