You're getting ready for a weekend on the trails. The UTV's loaded along with all your gear, strapped down tight because this ain't your first rodeo. The trailer rocks a little, but that load doesn't budge. See you out there!
The large, rubber coated handle makes it easier to crank down tight and hold tension. Once tightened, the strap stays secure until you release it.
The working load limit is what counts, not the break strength. Each strap's rated for 1,333 lbs, so this set of four safely secures up to 5,332 lbs. If your cargo's heavier, add another strap and tighten it down. Better to be safe than chasing your load down the road.
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Hi everyone, Steven here with etrailer. Let's take a look at etrailer ratchet straps. Now these are gonna feature double J-hooks, and they're gonna measure two inch wide by 20 feet long. Now you are gonna get quantity four. And as you can see from the start, our J-hooks have this nice rubberized coating so you don't have to worry about slippage, you don't worry about scratches and dings and stuff if you have to go around an object or somewhere on the object. And of course, it's your traditional spring-loaded ratchet style.
(ratchet clicking) Pretty simple to use. You got a lever here. Very ergonomic, easy to loosen. Whenever the time comes, you simply pull it. And then again, both sides have that nice rubberized coating.
So the good thing about these are they're ergonomic. They're gonna be long-lasting, and they're not gonna fray, stretch, or fail after a few trips. They're a polyester webbing. So that strength's gonna hold up through regular use and the weather and all different kinds of temperatures, hot or cold. And again, you're gonna get one, two, three, four ratchet straps, giving you a nice balanced, secure load.
So, me personally, I like to overstrap things down. So in this instance, we got, looks like an IBC-style tote on a trailer bed. And it looks like there's one, two, three, and probably a fourth one in the back corner as well, I would imagine. So a lot of people would maybe put maybe one, maybe two straps on something like this. But in reality, you gotta remember, you are responsible for your loads on your trailer, and it's just always best, safe practice to overstrap something.
That way you don't have to worry about accidents and those kind of things. So again, set of four. These have a individual strap rating of 1333 pounds working load. And if you have all these combined, it's gonna give you 5,332 pounds combined. Now, individually, they have a 4,000-pound break-strength rating, so keep those different numbers in mind. If you have questions about these or any of our other straps or products here at etrailer, reach out to us. We're here to assist you in any way we can. I'm Steven, thanks for watching. And again, stay safe while you're towing.
Good strap & great price.
High quality straps
Easy to order, easy to pay, and very quick delivery. Quality item.
Handle breaks and bend to easy
Great wide straps. Replaced some old worn 1" straps with these. Use for a variety of items. Plywood, tables and chairs, canoe etc. Great price as well.
I bought these ratchet straps for a birthday present to my son. So I will not be using them myself but I will say that they look nice and I believe that they are priced good. I know the service I received from E-trailer was great.
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