Ok...how do you secure a SF ?

[ekrupa2]

I used the tie downs to pick up mine from Chicago to detroit. One caution. Our tie downs had large hooks and they both would not fit in the welded rings. I had to hook the one hook into the other hool as opposed to the ring. Made me nervous as if the main strap failed i would have had a big problem. She is home safe and sound though. So...just make sure your tie downs dont have huge hooks.

[Bartruff1]

Originally Posted by ekrupa2

I used the tie downs to pick up mine from Chicago to detroit. One caution. Our tie downs had large hooks and they both would not fit in the welded rings. I had to hook the one hook into the other hool as opposed to the ring. Made me nervous as if the main strap failed i would have had a big problem. She is home safe and sound though. So...just make sure your tie downs dont have huge hooks.

....good tip...that must have been scary. Glad it all worked out

[Silverback51]

What you can do is put a large shackle in the tie down and then you can hook two straps to it.

See the link below for what I'm talking about.


Grainger Industrial Supply: Anchor Shackle,13,000 Lb Cap,7/8 Size 2XY27

[jdog]

Just like this, they'er crossed in the rear.




jdog

[Bartruff1]

Originally Posted by Silverback51

What you can do is put a large shackle in the tie down and then you can hook two straps to it.

See the link below for what I'm talking about.


Grainger Industrial Supply: Anchor Shackle,13,000 Lb Cap,7/8 Size 2XY27

I couldn't get the link to work ?

[Silverback51]

Originally Posted by Bartruff1

I couldn't get the link to work ?

Try this.

Type in "www.grainger.com" and then do a search on "Shackle". Then you will see what I mean.

[Bartruff1]

Originally Posted by Silverback51

Try this.

Type in "www.grainger.com" and then do a search on "Shackle". Then you will see what I mean.

Thanks again Silverback...damn I'll be glad to get this thing home...