Can Single E-Track Run Down Center of Trailer for Securing ATV

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When securing ATV’s in an enclosed trailer, is it suitable enough to run 1 e-track down the middle the entire length of the trailer. Having 1 securing point at the front and 1 at the rear of the ATV? Thanks

asked by: Craig

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Yes, if you ran a single E-track down between the wheels of your ATV like with the part # E19148 you could secure the front and rear of an ATV with it by using a tie down ring like part # 59147 and ratchet straps like # EM34423.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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