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Reddog1
Jan 31, 2014Explorer II
The fact is, the tie downs do not do as much as most people think they do. They are not intended to hold the TC on the way truckers use big straps to hold loads on. They are intended to prevent the minute vibrations from walking the TC back and forth on the truck. Especially to keep it from walking out the back of the truck.
Ideally, you would have the two tiedowns at front at an angle opposite the rear. If the tie downs are straight up and down, they will minimize the distance the TC can travel, but not as efficiently as if they were mounted at an angle.
The TC will move around a little, but not come off the truck under normal use of the truck/TC.
Wayne
Ideally, you would have the two tiedowns at front at an angle opposite the rear. If the tie downs are straight up and down, they will minimize the distance the TC can travel, but not as efficiently as if they were mounted at an angle.
The TC will move around a little, but not come off the truck under normal use of the truck/TC.
Wayne
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