Erickson E Track Tie-Off w/ D-Ring - 2" Wide x 8-1/4" Long - 1,200 lbs

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• Strap Length of the Fixed Section End on the Erickson E-Track Strap with Cam Lock Buckle # EM59151
  On the Erickson E-Track Strap with Cam Lock Buckle, part # EM59151, the strap length of the fixed section end is 7 inches. I did a short video of the strap to show you how I measured it. I also have the Erickson E-Track 2 Inch D-Ring, part # E59143, that can be used with the e-track system. It is just the fixed end that snaps into the e-track and the length of the strap is 6 inches.
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• Recommended Tie Down Anchors For 14" Tall Solid Sides On 5' x 14' Utility Trailer
  Adding the Erickson Horizontal E-Track - Zinc Plated Steel - 2,000 lbs - 5' Long - Qty 1 # E19148 you were looking at to the sides of your 5' x 14' utility trailer would be a great option for giving additional tie down points if you are constantly hauling loads that are different lengths. With this you can add the Erickson E-Track Tie-Off w/ D-Ring - 2" Wide x 8-1/4" Long - 1,200 lbs # E59143 where ever you need for your straps. Now if you are hauling loads that are the same size, using...
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• Mounting E-Track for Hauling Motorcycle on 8 x 5 Trailer
  That's a great question. I believe your installation method for the Erickson Horizontal E-Track # EM59150 sounds like a great plan as long as you have the tracks facing the direction of travel. Basically the E-Track was designed around this and that is the most safe way to secure cargo. To secure your 900 lb bike you can either use the Erickson E-Track Tie-Off w/ D-Ring # E59143 with your current ratchet straps or you can update to the Erickson E-Track Strap with Ratchet # EM59136 which...
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• Best Versatile Tie-Down Options for a Cargo Trailer
  I am not sure how many of the Erickson E-Track systems you have seen but it really is your best bet when it comes to versatility and functionality. Not only do they have the Horizontal E-Track, like part # E19148, but they also have Vertical E-Track like part # E19146. You could install both types of track on your cargo trailer (if it is enclosed) and then move the attachment points around by either using the Erickson E-Track Strap # EM59136 or using the Tie-Off w/ D-Ring # E59143 along...
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• Where to Install E-Tracks in Enclosed Trailer Carrying Polaris ATV and Motorcycles
  Since you will be using your E-Track system, part # E19148, for transporting more than one type of vehicle, you will want to try to find mounting locations that will work for all of them. The main consideration for deciding where to mount the E-Tracks is to select locations that provide access to structural components, such as wall studs and floor supports. These structural elements of your trailer will serve as the backbone of your E-Track system. It is important that the tracks mount...
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• Recommended Vertical E-Track System For Enclosed Trailer Walls
  We offer a Vertical E-Track System that may be just what you are looking for. This is a 4 ft long track designed to install on the walls of your enclosed trailer. This system is made of 12-gauge zinc coated steel and measures 4 ft long x 3-1/2 inches wide. It has a maximum load capacity of 6,000 lbs. To order this system you will need part # E19146. The D-Ring for the system I recommend is part # E59143. This is a 2 inch x 6 inch strap with a D-ring attached. This has a maximum capacity...
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• Backing Plate Recommendation for E-Track for Securing Track to Wood Floor Trailer
  The E-Track like part # E19148 that you referenced has a capacity of 2,000 lbs so it would do well securing a 2,500 lb trailer at 4 points as each track would have 1/2 the weight. I would recommend you use backing plates below the floor of your trailer like part # e96RR since your tractor is pretty heavy and the floor of your trailer is wood. For D-Rings to install in the track you would want the part # E59143 so that you could use a ratchet strap like the # EM01314.
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• Using The E-Track Trailer Cargo Control # EM59150 On Trailer To Secure ATVs and Motorcycles
  Installing the E-Track Trailer Cargo Control, part # EM59150, would work well to strap down your ATVs and motorcycles on your V-nose trailer. You could mount the E-Track sideways or perpendicular to the trailer frame over the floor as you described. The E-Track can also be mounted on the wall of trailers, so perhaps you could mount the track for the ATVs on the floor towards the front of the trailer. Then you could mount track on the trailer walls for the motorcycles or on the floor as...
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• Anchor Recommendation for E-Track for Securing ATV
  For an anchor for an E-Track setup you would want the part # 59147 as it has a high capacity. Using a strap mounted setup like the part # E59143 is an additional option but they have lower capacities and since you want to pull at an angle the O anchor would be a better option.
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• How to Install E-Track Cargo Control on Plywood Floor in Cargo Van
  Erickson E-Track Trailer Cargo Control tracks come in various lengths, such as the 5-foot horizontal track, part # E19148. We also offer a 2-foot length, part # EM59150. To install them in your cargo van on its plywood floor you can use either galvanized or stainless steel nuts and bolts to avoid issues with rust. The plywood layer on the floor of your van by itself may not be strong enough to hold the E-Tracks. To be safe you need to find points in the van floor where you can safely...
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• Can I Use The Vertical E-Track E19146 In The Horizontal Position For My Covered Cargo Trailer
  My contact at Erickson confirmed that you are definitely able to use the Vertical E-Track # E19146 in the horizontal position. The advantage for you is that it will mount to the space you need it to fit. The only disadvantage of using the Vertical Track # E19146 is that there are less anchor points to hook into than the Horizontal E-Track, part # EM59150. To connect straps to the E-Track, you will need to use E-Track 2 Inch D-Ring, part # E59143. I have linked a video review of the D-ring...
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• What is the Working Load Limit for the E-Track System
  The working load limit for the E-Track system like the part # E19148 that you referenced is 2,000 lbs. There isn't a set method required for tightening a load to the E-Track. Basically you would want to use a properly rated strap for the weight of the item and use your discretion to secure it in whatever manner works best. For a way to secure a strap to the E-Track you would want the E-Track D-Ring part # E59143. Depending on how the E-Tracks were attached to the wall and the material...
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• Recommended E Track Hooks for Cargo Management with Tie-Downs
  For your E-track connections, I believe you are looking for the Snap-Loc E-Track Fitting with 5/16" Diameter Hole - 1,467 lbs # SLAEAFI or the Erickson E-Track Tie Down Ring - 2,000 lbs # 59147. These will work with J style tie-downs. We also have the Erickson E-Track Tie-Off w/ D-Ring - 2" Wide x 8-1/4" Long - 1,200 lbs # E59143. We also have tie downs with the e-track anchors integrated. I've linked the page to those options. If this isn't what you are looking for, please give me...
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• Trailer Towing Mirrors and Storage Solutions for a 2002 Jeep Wrangler and Enclosed Trailer
  Thank you for returning to etrailer.com, we appreciate your business. The Bestop Replacement Mirrors, # B5126201, are actually replacement mirrors to replace damaged stock mirrors. I would recommend a universal towing mirror for your 2002 Jeep Wrangler. Take a look at Universal Towing Mirror, # 7070. The clips on the strap fit on the mirror housing of the factory mirror for a secure connection. Another option would be something like the door mount mirror, # 11650. The top of the strap...
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• Can the Erikson E-Track System Be Used In An Aluminum Utility Trailer
  The Erickson E-Track system will work great in your aluminum utility trailer, but you will want to put a layer between the E-Track and the aluminum of your trailer. This layer will help prevent corrosion cause by contact of dissimilar metals. This layer can consist of almost any material, such as wood, rubber, or plastic. When installing the E-Track system in a trailer, one thing to keep in mind is to select locations that provide structural components, such as wall studs and floor supports....
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• E-Track Recommendations For 7 By 14 Enclosed Trailer To Carry Classic Motorcycles
  With cargo like your two classic Harleys you will want to make sure they are really well secured to prevent any damage. I recommend securing the E-Tracks to something more stable than just wood. If you are attaching the tracks to the floor I recommend you make sure they are secured either to the metal structure of the trailer or use metal plates like the E-Track Backing Plate, part # e96RR, to make it as secure as possible. If the interior floor and walls are 7 ft long I recommend 5...
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• Cargo Solutions for a 7 x 16-Foot Enclosed Trailer
  Erickson's E-Track Cargo Control systems offer excellent flexibility at a moderate cost. Their E-Tracks are offered in several lengths, such as a 5-foot # E19148 for horizontal applications. Many types of accessories are offered as well, including tie-off rings like # 59131, D-rings like # E59143 and ratchet straps like # EM59136. I have included links for both E-Track items as well as some interior trailer cargo control items.
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• How Much E-Track Should be Used to Secure a Harley Davidson Motorcycle in 16 Foot Enclosed Trailer
  If you need the track the entire length of the trailer then going with 6 of the 5 foot sections, # E19148, would be the way to go. But if you only need part of the trailer equipped then I would put one track on each side of the bike. When installing the E-track to the trailer floors or walls you will want to use the appropriate hardware for the material you are attaching to. Also it may be necessary to put a backing plate # e96RR on the other side of the floor or wall for extra support....
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• E-Track Setup to Secure Lamp Boxes in a Trailer
  For securing cardboard lamp boxes that are both 4 and 8 feet long with e-track like part # EM59150 your best option would be to go with e-track D-rings like the part # E59143 and then a tie-down set like the # 05605.
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• What are Dimensions of Snap-Loc Single-Slot E-Track Bolt-On Tie-Down Anchor # SLSS
  The Snap-Loc Single-Slot E-Track Bolt-On Tie-Down Anchor # SLSS measures 5-3/4 x 1 x 1/2 inches. These single-slot E-Track Anchors are an ideal way to add additional single tie-down points to a trailer. The low-profile steel brackets can install on the ceiling, wall or floor of your trailer and can be inverted to provide a recessed tie-down point. They are rated for 3000-lbs each and are sold as single units. These are suitable for installation on any interior parts of your trailer...
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• Tire Tie Downs for E-Track in an Enclosed Trailer for a Sports Car
  For your trailer the tracks have openings that go front to back. To secure vehicle tires you would need the openings to run left to right like # E19148. Then you could use # 77314 which has e-track fittings. But we can make it work by using a couple of tie downs, # E59143, and ratchet straps such as # EM34416. If a vehicle has smaller or larger tires you would just place the tie downs in the appropriate spots on the tracks. Vehicles that are wider or narrower may still work on the same...
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• Should the Tires Sit on Top of the E-Track System When Installed in a Trailer
  The E-track system can install any way you would like on your trailer. It is common to install the E-Tracks so the wheels of a vehicle are on top of the E-track. This allows you to use wheel nets, like part # EM58523, that attach directly to the E-track system. Many wheel nets typically have only one hook in front of the tire and one hook behind the tire. Installing the E-track system so the wheels are on top of the track rather than on the side provides more stability when transporting...
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• Installing E-Track on an Enclosed Trailer For Securing a Grizzly 660
  You would want the E-tracks like part # E19148 to be directly underneath the wheels of your ATV so that it would be easier to secure it with straps directly over the center of the tire. To secure the track I would recommend using the backing plate part # e96RR. I attached an install video that details how to use the backing plates to install E-tracks on the floor of a trailer. For D-rings to use for tie-downs you would want the part # E59143. Then for tie-downs the ratchet straps part...
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• Securing a Jeep Wrangler with 35 Inch Tall, 12-1/2 Inch Wide Tires to E-Track
  The E-track tire strap # EM58523 is 12 feet long so it would fit. You could also use an E-track D-ring # E59143 witch an axle strap, # 58505, and ratchet strap # 58503. The D-Ring will attach to the E-track. The axle strap will loop around the Jeep axle, and the ratchet strap will hook to the D-Ring and the loops on the axle strap.
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