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This BoatBuckle® retractable tie-down system is a self-storing strap that extends to a full 44". It automatically retracts and features a snugging ratchet with easy one-hand operation. A protective, vinyl-coated top hook won't mar boat surfaces. One-bolt installation. One pair.
Sleek, contoured styling
Comfortable SUR-Grip rubbercoated handle and release lever
One-touch web release
Easy access dual release lever
Simple, one-hand operation
Adapts to virtually any mounting angle
Web ID: 1049
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Jack spade from
Mounting boltsNuts and bolts would not thread together. Had to make a trip to the local hardware. You would think that the supplier would check the mounting bolts they supply
Date published: 2018-04-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jimbutts from
Still going StrongThis is my second review of this product. I bought a pair of stainless BoatBuckle transom tie downs in 2010. After 7 years of use in saltwater they still work great. I will always have a pair for any boat I own. Great Product!
Date published: 2017-08-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Rumologist from
Great productEasy to install. Easy to use Good value for the moneyj
Date published: 2017-06-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Mommasboy from
Retractable Transom Tie DownsMy Tracker 190 has the old style straps that work good but I grew tired of pinching my fingers when cinching them down to hold the boat on the trailer. My friend has a Nitro that comes with the retractable tie downs and I wanted the same thing for the ease of attaching/detaching the tie downs to the transom. I love them, no more having to pinch my fingers as I mentioned earlier and having to store the straps when I remove them from the boat. It's as simple as putting on your seatbelt. If you don't have them and want them you can get them for just under a hundred dollars and their worth every penny.
Date published: 2017-06-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Bellycrawler from
Transom tie downYes I really like them unhook and then they retrace right back to the start
Date published: 2017-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Dellsfrank from
Great buyGreat buy for the money. Please don't get the cheaper brands. These are well worth the money. Easy to install and great springs for rewind.
Date published: 2017-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DrMG from
Easiest connectWanted tie down for golf cart that was easy
This does the job and others have said I have to get me some of those
Date published: 2017-03-07
Rated 5 out of
5 by
perogy from
tie downsi had lost two different tie downs before these and now i do not need to worry they are tied on and i will not loose them.
Thank you for your question. The BoatBuckle Retractable Tie-Down System will fit a Tracker 174 TXW trailer. The self-storing strap that extends to a full 44".
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2018-03-22
I have a 1989 bass tracker 1600tf. Do i need the 5000 lb or just the 3000lb
Asked by: JManns
Specs
F08893 Standard
5000 lb.
Length up to 43″
Maximum load strength (break strength): 2,500 lbs./ea
Safe working load limit SWL: 833 lbs./ea
F14256 Stainless Steel
Length up to 43″
Maximum load strength (break strength): 1,500 lbs./ea
Safe working load limit SWL: 500 lbs./ea
When choosing tie-down straps like the BoatBuckle Retractable Tie-Down Strap you will want to keep a few things in mind. Boat tie-downs are designed for normal highway driving. The purpose of most boat tie-downs is to strap the lightest object to the heaviest object, meaning you will want to choose a tie-down with a break strength that exceeds the weight of the lightest object.
For example, if your boat weighs 4,000 lbs and your trailer weighs 2,000 lbs, you will want to choose a tie-down strap with a break strength that exceeds the weight of the trailer. This ensures that the boat does not jump off of the trailer if you run over bumps or potholes. You could always go with straps that have greater break strengths, but if you are in a severe accident, very few straps could handle the forces that are created when the boat tries to leave the trailer, especially with bigger and heavier boats.
Thanks
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2017-12-07
Do these fit on a tracker pro 175 txw trailer
Asked by: gpshiffer
i put a hook bolt through my transom so just hook tie down on boat then trailer frame
Answered by: perogy
Date published: 2017-05-31
Why do you "not" show a view of the back side of the buckle so it is better understood how this mounts to the trailer? I assume from the QA's I've rea
Asked by: djdumas
Thank you for your inquiry. This installs to your boat trailer with a bolt, nut and washer. Then the strap just retracts back into the crank when not in use.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-05-31
Will this work for a 38' Baja boat?
Asked by: Baja38
Of course it would work... But, I wouldn't rely on them to hold the boat down at the transom. A 38' boat is too heavy for boatbuckles. You could use them but your boat would be at risk not to mention you probably would be in violation of state law concerning trailering your boat dependant on your states regulations.
Answered by: krr6581
Date published: 2017-05-31
How many are in a package?
How many are in a package?
Asked by: Gideyup53
1 set of 2
Answered by: gdw6591
Date published: 2017-05-31
how do they hold up in ocean waters ?
saltwater freesze them up?
Asked by: GWbutcher
Buy the Stainless Steel set, they cost more than the standard set, but I got 10 years out of the Stainless Steel .
