Straps Needed To Tie Down 2000 Lb Sea Ray Seville Boat on Trailer
Updated 08/12/2019 | Published 08/10/2019 >
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i have a 2000 lb boat and i believe a 1000 lb trailer, what size straps do i need? i would also like to bolt to the trailer. the boat is a 88 Sea Ray Seville, 3.0 liter, 18 I dont have a pic but will get one, it is my sisters boat. Thanks
asked by: Norman B
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The BoatBuckle G2 Retractable, Ratcheting Bow Tie-Down Strap part # IMF14220 is what I recommend for a bow-tie down strap on the 2,000 lb trailer. The strap 2" wide x 43" long and has a safe working load limit of 833 lbs which will be fine as long as you use set of transom and gunwale tie-downs as well. You can use BoatBuckle G2 Retractable, Ratcheting Transom Tie-Down Straps part # IMF08893 for the Transom and the BoatBuckle Pro Series Kwik-Lok Gunwale Tie-Down Strap part # IMF17636 for the Gunwale. You would also need a winch strap as well.
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BoatBuckle G2 Retractable, Ratcheting Bow Tie-Down Strap - Steel - 43" Long - 833 lbs - Qty 1
- Boat Tie Downs
- S-Hooks
- Retractable
- 0 - 5 Feet Long
- Bow Strap
- 1-1/8 - 2 Inch Wide
- 501 - 850 lbs
- BoatBuckle
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