How do the straps secure the ramps to the truck?
1817886
the straps hook to the bumper pulling the ramps to the bumper holding it secure I have a 450 Ranchero ATV and have had zero problems with the ramps coming loose
1817887
they attach to the ramps and to anchors on the bumper of our truck, worked great .
1817888
They come with two small red straps you hook to truck with. Good ramps. You will like.
1817889
It is a safety device to keep the ramps from moving rearward which could cause it to fall off the tailgate.
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
1438518
As I understand it, the bolts help provide traction so the ramp doesn't slide on certain surfaces
324107
The weight of the ramp keeps it down and the bolts keep it from slipping away.
1026570
They aren't really straps, they are little bungees with balls that loop and hold. They secure the tarp to the frame. Actually, I couldn't say if they came with the side walls or the canopy. I ordered both together, but I am pretty sure both had the bungee balls.
1848784
One end of the ramp has a bend in it. You place this end into the cargo area of your van or SUV. We have never had this ramp slip from our SUV's.
1504371
They are quick release. There is a bungee with a hook at the bottom and clips at the top. The clips hook into the rack very securely.
1194574
The ramps rest on the back of the trailer with rubber coated fingers and come with red straps that hook to the back of the trailer To help of the ramps steady for loading and off-loading. No extra hardware is needed.
1110924
The ramp has a non-slip area that lies on the truck bed, and there is a adjustable strap from the ramp to the truck trailer ball or bumper.
1865527
There are straps but can't remember if they are secure. The vacuum container becomes so heavy that It would not be toted around in order for items to fall out.
1162487
There are two buckle/straps (adjustable) that you secure once the cover is rolled. When not in use there are buckle connectors underneath to hold the straps in place.
2107364
Two pins keep it attached, and the Velcro strap keeps it in place on the tailgate. I padded the underside of the ladder with simple peel-back window insulation to stop the ladder from rubbing on the tailgate.
1546146
Short answer: NO. The loaders need to 'hook' onto the racks and AND 'ramps' at the top of the loaders should work with 'ramps' on the rack. Although there's probably a way to hack and fabricate a solution with other racks, it hardly seems worth the effort.
2212440
They need to have some type of strap to keep them from sliding to the rear. A strap in the rear is not needed. The weight of whatever is loaded in them keeps them from flopping up and down. Unless this on an off road machine of course. I tie the rear of mine to the license plate bracket and the front to the passenger pegs.
1273044
Really pretty simple. There is a black lever holding the strap in place on each side. It is as easy as pushing down on it to release the hold on the straps.
710900
There are two tubes on the bottom of the carrier that the wheel axels slide into. There shouls be a couple clips that then hold these in place; simmilar to cauter pins.
2174013
You have to wrap them around a strong point of what you're strapping down by putting one end of strap through the opposite loop so it tightens. Then you use rachet straps from the loop to the vehicle. Basically these are used so you dont put metal hook from rachet strap directly to item.