E-Track and Motorcycle Wheel Chock Recommendation for Securing Motorcycle to Trailer  

Here the e-track and e-track accessories you are going to want to accomplish what you are looking to do. We offer the e-track in 5 foot sections like #E19148 which you'd need to install where needed on your trailer, we have the e-track motorcycle…

Typically for wood floors we recommend using backing plates like the part #e96RR with the E-tracks like part #E19148 that you mentioned. I attached an install video for an E-track that shows the backing plate being used as well.

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…

Yes, the Erickson Horizontal E-Track part #E19148 will be plenty strong enough to secure your two rock crawler buggies. The tracks are each rated at 6,000 lbs max break strength and 2,000 working load limit. I assume you would have a track under each…

Since I don't have your toy hauler and bikes in front of me, it is going to be difficult to make a specific recommendation for set-up but if it were me I would use a few pieces of scrap lumber or cardboard cut to the size of the E-Track pieces to…

The CargoSmart Motorcycle Wheel Chock for E-Track or X-Track Systems - 7" Wide Tires #3481731 is about 12 inches deep (front to back) so I recommend putting your CargoSmart X-Track Rail like the 2 foot #3481769 or 5 foot #3481770 at least 6…

E-Track such as the Erickson Horizontal E-Track #E19148 can be used in any way that allows you to mount your pair of motorcycles. As you can see in some of the photos I've added, there is not a set way to add the track. You will need to take…

According to the installation instructions you will use 4 attachment points when installing the CargoSmart Motorcycle Wheel Chock for E-Track or X-Track Systems - 7" Wide Tires Item #3481731 to your trailer. So you will need to drill 4 holes. I…

I didn't receive your photos, but the manner in which you attach the e-track to your trailer deck will completely depend on what the deck is constructed of and where exactly on the deck you'll be placing the e-track. Without knowing any…

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…

As long as your saw is capable of cutting steel there's no reason you couldn't cut a section like the part #E19148 that you referenced.

Securing the e-track to the frame of your trailer would be the most secure way to install the #E19148. Going with appropriate sized nuts and bolts would be your best option. Picking that out would have to be based on your trailer setup as we…