etrailer | Feature Breakdown: Erickson Ratchet Tie-Down Strap w/ Web Clamp and S-Hooks

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Today we're going to be taking a look at the Erickson Ratchet Tie-Down strap with the web clamp and S-hooks. We sell them as a one-pack in the 15 foot length. That part number is EM31350. We have it available as a two-pack in 8 foot length, part #EM31351, and even as a four-pack in the 10 foot length, part #EM31352. These tie-down straps make it very easy to secure any cargo whether its in your trailer or in your truck. They offer what's called the web clamp. This is the door that comes up.

You're able to stick your strap right underneath that and allow it to come down and hold it in place. You've got a easy to find release button there that allows us to release our oversized ratcheting mechanism. It's going to give us great leverage. It also has a nice rubber handle here so we can hold our grip. The polyester strap is 1" wide. It's going to offer us a 500 pound working load limit and a 1500 pound break strength. They have hardened steel cores that run through our S-hooks.

Give them a good durable feel and also they're very sturdy so we're not going to have to worry about bending these. They've coated them with a vinyl coating that's going to help protect any of our surfaces from scratches or abrasions. Let's secure our generator in place. We'll start by bringing our strap around. The 15 foot length makes it great for tying anything off just in a straight line, but it also works really well for these larger items to be able to go all the way around them. Here on the rear, we're just going to bring our strap right through the center of our ratchet then we just loop it right back around and push it out of the rear. It will allow us to start getting our slack out of our strap here.

Connect our hooks. Then we'll just use our ratchet to tighten this on down. Now to secure our excess strap we're just going to loop it over and we'll feed it right into the web clamp which is going to keep our strap nice and secure as we're heading down the road. We're not going to have to worry about it dragging, getting underneath our tire or anything of that nature. With our cargo secure that will complete today's look at the Erickson Ratchet tie-down strap with web clamp, part #EM31350. .