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• Tie-Down Straps for 900 lb Boat Trailer
  In order to choose tie-down straps, you are going to need tie-downs with a break strength that exceeds the weight of the lightest object, so you will want to use straps with a break strength that exceed the weight of your trailer. So I recommend the following straps: - BoatBuckle G2 Retractable, Ratcheting Bow Tie-Down Strap # IMF14220 This strap has a 2,500 lb break strength, and you'll use it in combination with gunwale and transom straps. - BoatBuckle Heavy Duty Ratchet Transom...
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• Ladder Rack Recommendation for 2018 Toyota Tacoma With Deck Rail System
  I highly recommend the Rola Haul-Your-Might T3 Truck Bed Ladder Rack # 59799 for your 2018 Toyota Tacoma with the Deck Rail System because of its easy installation, strength, durability and economical price compared to similar ladder racks. If you take a look at the accompanying photo you can see how this ladder rack will look when installed on a 2018 Tacoma. The Rola Haul-Your-Might T3 will not require any drilling to install in your '18 Tacoma; instead it secures directly into your...
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• Transom Tie Down Straps for 2020 Bass Tracker Superguide SC V16
  I have a solution for you, however, I actually measured one of these for you and I found that at its shortest, the BoatBuckle Heavy Duty Ratchet Transom Tie-Down Straps # IMF14206 would be around 18 inches long, which is a bit too long for what you need. The best solution for you and my recommendation is to go with the BoatBuckle G2 Retractable, Ratcheting Transom Tie-Down Straps # IMF08893. Instead of using extra webbing with a hook, the G2 straps use a bolt to secure the ratchet body...
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• How Do Aries Automotive AA204009 Round Nerf Bars Attach to 2005 Chevy Silverado
  The Aries # AA204009 Round Nerf Bars attach to the vehicle using the existing body mount bolts and brackets that are included with the bars. All the necessary installation hardware is provided. On that model year, be aware that GM used a very strong thread locker on those body mount bolts so using air tools isn't recommended and can damage the bolts or the internal nut assembly. Hand tools are recommended. When the bolt is reinstalled, it's recommended that you use some anti-seize on...
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• Locking Anti-Rattle Hitch Pin that Stays Tight and Wont Strip Out
  Personally, I like the SlientACT # SHP2082 because it does thread in but then you use the cam lever to quickly tighten or loosen it. I have linked a video review of it for you. Or another option I think you will like is the Pro Series lock and anti-rattle device # PS63100. This one uses a longer block so that it cannot turn when inside of the shank rather than relying on a spring for retention. I have linked a video of this one as well. For either of these options I recommend used...
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• Transom Tie-Down Straps for Boat That Weighs 2,500 lbs
  For your 2,500 lb boat I recommend using BoatBuckle G2 Retractable, Ratcheting Transom Tie-Down Straps # IMF08893 which each have a break strength of 2,500 lbs and will work since they are not going to be handling the full load of your boat at all times. These are 2" wide x 43" long straps so be sure that's the correct length for your boat and trailer; for a longer length you can use the 6' BoatBuckle Transom Tie-Downs # IMF14208. You will also need guanwale tie-down straps and I recommend...
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• Can TracRac Ladder Rack Load Stops Be Removed As Needed?
  Yes. The TracRac TracVan ES Van Ladder Rack - 2 Bar - 500 lbs # TH29611XT, can have the load stops removed as needed. You will however need to remove the end caps to remove them. I recommend using the Loctite Anti-Seize Stick # LT37616 if you will be removing and using them often.
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• Will XL Anti-Rattle Locking Hitch Pin Work on a 2 Inch Hitch?
  The # SHP2040-XL can be used on a 2" hitch; in fact the linked demonstration video shows it being used in a 2" hitch though it should be noted that it has an overall length of 6-3/4" and an inside pin length nearly 1 inch longer than the # 63232 so it will stick out on the side of your hitch like in the attached photo. It is also recommended you use Loctite Anti-Seize Stick # LT37616 to lubricate the threads before use. I have added a pair of reviews on this hitch lock for you to take...
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• Recommended Anti-Rattle Hitch Lock for Towing 4000lb Travel Trailer
  We have exactly what you're looking for, the # 63232. The anti-rattle lock is compatible with hollow-shank ball mounts or hitch accessories. It can be used for towing. The receiver tube of your hitch can't be more than 2-5/8 inches. If it is, use # SHP2040-XL. The manufacturer recommends using an anti-seize compound like # LT37616 on the threads of the lock before use.
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• Installing BoatBuckle G2 Retractable Ratcheting Bow Tie-Down Strap on Trailer
  The BoatBuckle G2 Retractable Ratcheting Bow Tie-Down Strap # IMF14220 that you referenced is primarily designed to install by drilling right into the trailer frame or crossmember like what you saw in the video. You would just use the included bolt and nut to secure it into place. This is definitely what I recommend doing as it offers a much simpler setup without the potential for various other pieces/brackets to become damaged or worn over time. When installing the ratchet in this...
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• Recommended High Capacity Roof Rack for Camper Shell on 2002 Toyota Tacoma
  After looking at several possibilities, I found the TracRac truck camper shell ladder rack part # TH29200XT. This rack has a capacity equal to that of the camper shell. I've confirmed the weight capacity with my TracRack representative, who confirms that if your camper shell has a 500 lb capacity, the rack will as well. The rack uses stainless steel hardware, it's recommended that you use anti-seize compound, part # LT37616 on the threads of the hardware.
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• Anti-seize Product Recommendation to Install a Trailer Hitch on a 2007 Honda Fit Sport
  For Draw-Tite trailer hitch # 24776 for your 2007 Honda Fit Sport there isn't a specific recommendation for anti-seize products for the installation hardware. Loctite # LT37616 would work fine. But if you are talking about thread locker then there is just one thing to consider: how difficult do you want it to be to remove the hardware? If you use blue Loctite # LT37643 then the hardware can still be removed using hand tools. But if you use red Loctite # LT37420 then power tools would...
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• Trouble Removing The Locking Nut On The Yakima ForkLift Roof Mounted Bike Carrier
  In regards to the Yakima ForkLift Roof Mounted Bike Carrier part # Y02098, you will first want to make sure that the lock core is in the unlocked position. If you can't get the lock core in the unlocked position then please let me know as this is a separate issue. In order to remove the locking nut on the ForkLift you will first want to spray it down with some lubricant and let it sit for around an hour or so. After the lubricant has had time to soak into the threads you can try to...
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• Recommended Ladder Rack for 2004 Nissan Titan With Camper Shell/Truck Cap
  I do have a solution for you to use a ladder rack with your camper shell installed, but the Erickson Truck Bed Ladder Rack # EM07706 is not compatible with a camper shell. The ladder rack that I recommend for your application is the TracRac CapRac Ladder Rack for Camper Shell/Truck Cap # TH29200XT. The installation does require you to do some drilling on your camper shell. The Elliptical crossbars are 65 inches long and they have a weight limit that is limited to the weight limit of...
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• Bike Stuck In Yakima Forklift By Skewer Bolt
  The "Skewer Bolt" runs through the Yamika mount on both sides as well as the bike forks. If you are having difficulty unscrewing the skewer, first keep in mind that this is a reverse thread that requires that you unscrew it in the opposite direction. Finally applying some penatrating oil to help lossen the bolt if it is seized. The next time you are putting the skewer bolt back in I would suggest a dab of anti seize lube # LT37616
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