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Geewizard
Jan 08, 2016Explorer
I've had my steel Torklift tiedowns since 2004. I haven't done a thing to them. Absolutely nothing. And there's very little rust. The only issue I had was dirt and gravel getting in the front set and having to dig it out once in a while.
My thought is on steel versus aluminum tiedowns is that the decision is the same as for buying a steel utility trailer versus an aluminum one. And that the constant flexing of an aluminum trailer results in cracks.
If it was me, I'd take the weight penalty of steel.
My thought is on steel versus aluminum tiedowns is that the decision is the same as for buying a steel utility trailer versus an aluminum one. And that the constant flexing of an aluminum trailer results in cracks.
If it was me, I'd take the weight penalty of steel.
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