Durabilt Load Bar for E-Track - 94-13/16" to 105-13/16" Long - 2,200 lbs

Video Transcript for Durabilt E-Track Shoring Beam Review

Hey everybody, Adam here with etrailer. Today, we're taking a look at the Durabilt Shoring Beam for your E-Track. We can use this in two different situations. If we want to just make sure our load isn't going to shift, this is going to be great for that. It has a working load limit of 2200 pounds. So for us, we have a lot of fifth wheels, a lot of tires and stuff that we're transporting from this warehouse to the next.

And we put these in here just to keep everything separate. So they're not shifting around, because we do have nice floors in this box truck, but they are kind of slick because they're so fresh and maintain. So it's going to help everything kind of stay put. So it's not shifting around and damaging products while we're transferring them over. But also just kind of for organization, you know, if we're dropping off at a bunch of different places.

It's like, okay, grab all the boxes. And once you hit the bar, you're good. Kind of reminds me of when I go grocery shopping and you put that little bar in between your stuff and the person in front of you, it's kind of like that. So organization and just keeping everything nice and still when you're on the move. So the bread and butter, this is the E-Track.

So these aren't gonna come undone or anything like that. You see some with just rubber pads that just push it up against the wall. Those, at a certain point, will start to slide off. They don't even have a weight limit, just because, obviously, if enough weight goes on, it's just going to fall down. This one is not going to fall down as long as you install your E-Track correctly, if you don't have E-Track, grab them.

You can grab really long ones like this or if you know exactly where you want it, we have single E-Tracks as well. You just want to make sure they're the same height and perfectly across from each other, but to take it out, just like any E-Track, go like that, and then you can take it off the other side. What I like about this is, all you really had to do is hang that one side on the bottom end and then go like this. And it should snap into place on its own, which is nice. And then you take it like this, do the same thing over here and it snaps into place. So you don't really have to have your hand here and your hand here, so you can do it all on your own. We do have a telescoping shoring bar, so there's a big one and then there's a small one that goes inside of it. And it goes from 94 and 13/16 inches long to 105 and 13/16 inches long. And it's not that heavy, because it is made of aluminum. So if you have it on a trailer that's going to experience a little bit of rain or moisture, this isn't going to rust away. And it's only about 19 pounds, so it's not that heavy. 19 pounds gets you 2,200 pounds of capacity. I think that's a pretty good deal. It all depends on your situation. We have a lot of different shoring bars and cargo bars on our website. Basically, there're just going to range in sizes. So we have some that'll fit in the bed of your truck to divide up some cargo. Those aren't going to be E-Track. We're also going to have some little bit larger ones. So if you don't know exactly where you need your stuff. We carry pallets, so we know all of these E-Tracks are at this height, all of our pallets are going to be above this point. So it works. But if the load starts to change and the situation changes, it might be best just to go with one that just has the pads on the side. But again, just go on our website, figure out exactly which one that you want for your specific situation. And if you do need E-Track too, we got that as well. And that'll do it for a look at the Durabilt Shoring Beam for your E-Track..