Bulldog Winch Axle Strap w/ Flat D-Rings - 2" Wide x 3' Long - 3,335 lbs

Video Transcript for Bulldog Winch Axle Strap Review

Adam: Hi everyone, Adam with etrailer.dot com. Today we're going to be taking a look at the Bulldog Axle Strap with Flat D-Rings. This is going to be ideal for tying down any machine, it just really needs an axle. So we have a side by side here. We can use this on our vehicles as well. This is going to be a 2" wide strap and it is going to be about 3' long.

It does have a little sleeve here and that is going to protect this strap from any additional wear that you might get from using it over time. So it's going to last a long time and it's nice knowing you're going to spend your money on something that's going to last.So how these are used is you find a good spot on your side by side, or your pickup truck, or your old car, new car, whatever it is, kind of strap it around there and you can hook your ratchet strap on to there. And it's just going to give you a little bit more of a secure tie-down point making sure that it's pulling on the right places. It's just going to be a little bit better for your machine as well. Going to spread out that weight to two different arms as you see here.

Sometimes where you just kind of wrap it around and it kind of just crushes everything together. You can set these up how you like it just so whenever you're hauling your machine you don't have to worry about anything getting damaged.It is plenty of length. To be honest, I don't see any longer ones being much of a benefit. Axles are probably going to be about this size and diameter, probably not more, definitely less so. I definitely think it's a great size for it and it does have a working load limit of 3,335 pounds, but it does have a maximum capacity of about 10,000 pounds.So if you guys are in the market for an axle strap, I would definitely say Bulldog has one of the nicer ones.

They're all going to get the job done and most have the same type of D-Rings or D-Links on there. The flat D-Link that's on here is grade eight coated, which some of the other options you may have will have the same coating on the D-Links.This one right here is the SmartStraps version and their largest one that we carry here at etrailer.com is 31" and the Bulldog is 36. So if you're wondering if it's going to be long enough, I'd just say it'd be a safe bet to go with the Bulldog. I would definitely recommend it, but at the end of the day, it just gets the job done regardless of what brand you buy.So if you've got some stuff that you want to properly secure down to your trailer, whatever it may be, definitely grab some axle straps by Bulldog, and it would definitely be my pick. So go on etrailer.com and pick whatever you need..