Mounting Hole Dimensions for the 4-Slot Horizontal E-Track # ET4S

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Hello could you please provide the exact measurements of the ET4S Brophy Four-Slot Etrack Trailer Cargo Control rail? I specifically need to know what the pre-drilled screw hole measurements and dimensions are? What is the measurement between the holes from side to side and front to back? Thank you,

asked by: Darryl S

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I went out into our warehouse to get the dimensions you requested and found that the distance from left to right between the mounting holes is 1-3/4 inches whereas across the track the distance between the holes is 2-7/16 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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