Torque Lift Tie Down Anchor Flew Off!!
Does anyone know where I can order *just the insert* for a Torklift TC tie down? The part with the 2 holes that slides into the thing that looks like a hitch receiver coming out of the side of the ...
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HadEnough wrote:Kayteg1 wrote:
I build rear tie-downs myself and it is 1" square tubing you can buy at Home Depot.
Than I used 3" square washer used for house anchoring to weld it on the end and drill 2 holes.
About $10 worth of material.
Now that's a good idea!
Could you expand a little more on how you bolted the flat, end face plate with the holes to the 1" square tubing?
As I said, it needs to be welded, although I could think about bolt-on application.
Original plates have a hole with cut slot. I could never figure out what is the purpose of it.
Bottom line, I put about 10,000 miles with home-made rear tie-downs with no problem.
Front base is what is complicated, but you need just the insert, so even if you don't DIY, any weld shop should fabricate that in minutes.
