E-Track Trailer Cargo Control - 2' Horizontal

Erickson Trailer Cargo Control - EM59150

Trailer E-Track Cargo Management System

E-Track is an easy-to-install way of creating multiple tie down points in your trailer to help secure loads. Trailer E-Track can be mounted horizontally on the wall or on the floor. Screws, rivets or welding can be used to install the track.

• 2' long x 5" wide
• Capacity: 6,000 lbs.
• Mounting holes are 1/4" in diameter
• E-track is constructed of 13 gauge steel measuring 1/8" thick

59150 2' Long E-Track by Erickson Manufacturing

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• Recommendations for Anchoring E-Track to a Ply-Wood Trailer Floor
  
• It depends on how much load you will be applying to the track, what you are holding with it, and how the trailer frame is made. If you can get to the trailer frame, use nuts and bolts to attach through the floor and the metal trailer frame. If you are using it to secure an ATV or 4-wheeler, mount the track where the ATV tires will rest on it and the weight of the ATV will hold the track down. This way you would only need a handful of attachment points just to keep the track from sliding. If y
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• Anchoring E-Track to 3/8 Inch Plywood Side Walls of an Enclosed Cargo Trailer
  
• Anchoring the E-Track Trailer Cargo Control, item # EM59150, is situational so there are no manufacturer recommendations. For your situation I would recommend securing the plywood to the trailer frame in as many points as possible. Before adding extra fasteners to secure the plywood I would remove the plywood from the areas that I plan on installing the E-Track and reinforce the back of the plywood with a mounting plate designed to work with the E-Track. If you take the time to make reinforce
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• Best Method of Attaching E-Track
  
• You can mount the E-Track Trailer Cargo Control, # EM59150, using wood screws if the mounting surface is wood. If it is sheet metal, I would use sheet metal screws. Basically, match the screw with the material you are mounting to. There is no recommended way of installing the E-Track as installation is the responsibility of each individual installer. The more points you can contact the trailer frame, the more secure the spare tire will be. You might also want to consider using a backing plate
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• How Should I Mount My E-Track Trailer Cargo Control for Securing Generators and Air Compressors
  
• You can mount the E-Track Trailer Cargo Control, # EM59150, using either wood screws or by using bolts with washers and nuts if you like. There is no recommended way to mount the E-Track, installation can be done a variety of ways and is at the discretion of the installer. I personally would use nuts and bolts with washers, as long as getting to the back of the plywood would be possible. If it would be too much of a chore to use nuts, bolts, and washers I think that if you put a wood screw in
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• Using E Track to Secure Vehicles
  
• I would recommend installing the 5 foot sections of E Track, part # E19148 directly to the cargo floor of the truck. You could then use a series of Adjustable Wheel Nets, part # 77314 to secure the vehicle wheels to the E Track. The method of securing the E Track to the truck floor will depend on the construction of the floor itself.
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• Using The E-Track Trailer Cargo Control # EM59150 On Trailer To Secure ATVs and Motorcycles
  
• Installing the E-Track Trailer Cargo Control, part # EM59150, would work well to strap down your ATVs and motorcycles on your V-nose trailer. You could mount the E-Track sideways or perpendicular to the trailer frame over the floor as you described. The E-Track can also be mounted on the wall of trailers, so perhaps you could mount the track for the ATVs on the floor towards the front of the trailer. Then you could mount track on the trailer walls for the motorcycles or on the floor as well.
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• Attaching Galvanized E Track to Flooring In Trailer
  
• I would recommend using the galvanized lag bolts you refer to. Due to the thickness of the floor, I do not think it would be necessary for all the lag bolts to go through the flooring and bolt to the frame, but having the 4 at each end and two in the center would be a good idea. The remaining bolts, spaced an one foot intervals could be driven into the 2x8 planks. The galvanized e track would hold up well to the weather.
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• Can I Use The Vertical E-Track E19146 In The Horizontal Position For My Covered Cargo Trailer
  
• My contact at Erickson confirmed that you are definitely able to use the Vertical E-Track # E19146 in the horizontal position. The advantage for you is that it will mount to the space you need it to fit. The only disadvantage of using the Vertical Track # E19146 is that there are less anchor points to hook into than the Horizontal E-Track, part # EM59150. To connect straps to the E-Track, you will need to use E-Track 2 Inch D-Ring, part # E59143. I have linked a video review of the D-ri
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• Is Erickson E-Track Trailer Cargo Control Available With Galvanized Mounting Base
  
• It is possible that the galvanized plate is a custom job, it could be part of the cargo truck, or the track was already installed in the truck from the manufacturer. The item you selected, Erickson E-Track Trailer Cargo Control, part # EM59150 is zinc plated. The E-Track can be mounted using screws, or rivets. If using screws, I would use a stronger grade screw like sheet metal screws. For tie downs and straps I would recommend either the E-Track Tie-Off Ring # 59131, or E-Track 2 inch D-R
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