Mounting Brackets for CargoBuckle G3 Retractable, Ratcheting Tie-Down Straps - 2,500 lbs - Qty 2

Video Transcript for CargoBuckle G3 Retractable Ratcheting Tie-Down Strap Mounting Brackets Review

If you're using some transom straps for your trailer whether is for a boat, motorcycle, some equipment, regardless sometimes you just need a little bit better an angle and a little bit of space so it's not gonna rub on your equipment. And this 45 degree bracket for your CargoBuckle G3 Ratchet Straps is going to solve that problem. If you're hauling some mowing equipment if you are just heading out to a job site and your ratchet straps are the easiest to access or you just need a little bit extra space so it's not gonna rub on your equipment. This bracket's definitely gonna help you out. We do wanna pair this up with the right strap because the working load limit of the bracket is gonna be 833 pounds. And the brake strength of it is gonna be 2,500 pounds.

And that is per bracket. It's gonna be made of steel it has a nice powder coated finish. So for my boat trailer I don't have to worry about it rusting away over time. There really isn't a whole lot to this product. Honestly, the only thing about it is it's going to give you about a 45 degree angle to help you access your straps a little bit better.

All the hardware is included. So all we want to do now is just show you how we got these installed. First, find the place to mount it and then the next thing we need to figure out is exactly what side is gonna go towards a trailer and what side is gonna go towards our strap. So we have the longer piece here. This is going to be up against our strap and then the shorter side is gonna be up against our trailer.

So what we're gonna do is we're gonna take our hardware which is included. We're gonna put this through like this. We're gonna have a washer which is gonna be bent one way. So we want it to be like this. So when we tighten it down it's gonna help lock it into place and we can get this into place and we can go ahead and tighten it down.

On the bolt head side that's gonna be a 16 millimeter. And then on the other side it's gonna be an 18 millimeter socket. I like to get it down pretty much close to where I want it. And then we could angle it up to where we think we're gonna need it and then tighten it down. There we go. And now we can install our strap. There we go. You might need to make a couple of minor adjustments and then tighten it all back down. But the whole goal with this for my situation was just to get this strap to where it's not rubbing on the side of my boat. And with that little bit of angle it solved my problem. This simple little thing is going to make it a lot easier and better for my equipment. And that's pretty much it for a look at the bracket for your CargoBuckle G3 Ratchet Straps..