Can Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor Fit T-Slot on Trailer

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I have a t-nut channel on my trailer, is there a t-nut that fits this anchor?

asked by: Cory Z

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The bolt on the Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor # DR01 measures 3" long x 9/16" diameter. The best way to mount it is with the Backing Plate # BP1D. There is not a specific T-nut available to mount this in the channel on your trailer.

Tracks/channels like what you have typically have parts that are brand specific. If you can find out what kind of channel that is there may be a different tie down available. Even if you found one that would work with the 9/16" bolt, more than likely the 3" length would not allow you to mount it securely in the channel.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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