I need some anchors for my trailer to haul a 250 pound scooter with ratchet straps. What is the minimum size D-Ring I would need ?
903817
The problem is that when you brake hard at 60mph that 250 pounds will suddenly have well over 1000 pounds of force. The second problem is availability of graduated sizes of D-rings. There are really thin ones with the D not welded, and the next step up is a fairly standard size rated usually at 1200 or more pounds. I strongly suggest you go with these. The bolt-down strap is about 3/4" wide and 1/16" thick or more. The D is welded at it's joint and about 1" across. The steel is hard and not easily bent. To get full strength, you must use bolts and nuts to a frame member, not sheet metal or wood screws. I suggest these bolts be stainless or regularly painted. Typical nickel plating will last maybe a couple of years.
903818
These won't work. Buy bigger tie downs these are not welded in center and open up when under pressure.
318111
You can get o-rings at your local hardware store. I cut a hose clamp/ worm clamp in half. Then with some nippers remove a couple of the "ladder rungs" leaving one for the hook. Then place a small piece of old tire tube around the handlebars to keep the assembly from drooping. Tighten clamp snug. This is my super tough mount. Crashes well.
1449512
This is needed to be able to connect a bicycle and Scwinn or inStep trailer. I had to buy this because I bought an inStep trailer/ stroller secondhand and it was missing this piece. It works well on my 29" Ironhorse Sinister.
1842028
I'd guess the rope to be 3/8". I would be hesitant to load it with anything approaching 500lb. The construction of the block & tackle itself does not look remotely sturdy enough to lift a full size car (the equivalent of about 4000lb)
1390078
If you're towing a heavy load (and let's face it, that's why we bought this thing), you should use the 1.25" for more strength on the ball. I wouldn't use the bushing unless you had to.
61480
It doesn't come with them so you need to buy them too. Either s hooks or carabiners or something like that would work, just be sure they're rated to handle enough weight.
2159566
Just measure the width between your tires. If the width is less than 10 inches u can get the normal xchocks BUT if the width between tires is greater than 10 inches get the EXTENDED fit xchocks. The extended ones r understandbly more money but that's what I needed for my Keystone Passport travel trailer because my wheels are almost 17inches apart.
2210642
Should work and I don't think there is a smaller size. They have a place on the bottom for a bungee cord too go behind the tires and hold them in place.
1028727
Minimum of 50 pounds, but 55 or 60 is probably better. 50lb gets you just to the very bottom of the minimum ring, maybe not even quite that. I used 50 and it seems to run fine, but I wonder if a bit more would be even better
387507
Yes it will work fine, the slots are close enough for small tires. It also has chains for retention so it won't slip off trailer.
931210
The pin is 1 centimeter in diameter (wide sleeve). I have a LoadRite dual seadoo trailer, and the shackle pin (with sleeve on) was too large to go through the hitch lock hole on the trailer. I felt without the sleeve, the pin is pretty weak. I went with the Reese Towpower 72783 Universal Coupler Lock and it's a MUCH better way to secure the trailer.Hope it helps.
1208680
I can't say for certain but it's a pretty decently designed universal mounting with infinitely adjustable straps that hook on to D-rings. If the straps wouldn't work for you, you could use any other strap or bungee to connect to the D-rings to secure it.
1231872
Ralph, it's the standard size two inch hitch opening. Do yourself a favor and buy it. I've towed everything from enclosed trailers, open ATV/motorcycle trailers, to car transporters (yes, I've towed entire cars with my Jeep....not using a dolly, using a flatbed trailer). You simply cannot beat RR at this price.
1995412
i use a 30lb river anchor and it works perfect i wouldnt have a boat without one of these on my boat!
751419
You need a step up ring 49mm to 52mm if you want to use the universal size ring that comes with the Raynox DCR-250. That universal size ring can handle 52m to 67 mm. However, if you do not want to use the universal size ring, the DCR-250 lens has a 43mm screw diameter on the end that goes towards the camera lens. It may be possible to find a step-down ring, in your case, maybe 49mm to 43 mm.
2267296
I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
991536
I criss cross ratchet straps. Very secure. It has the loops for the straps to fit in.