risk Racing lock n load anyone use it?

pbody
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pbody 3/21/2017 2:04pm
3/21/2017 2:04pm
NoahSuthy99 wrote:
there are flat plates that stay in your trailer. all you have to do is then put the stand onto it with the screws. like i...
there are flat plates that stay in your trailer. all you have to do is then put the stand onto it with the screws. like i said, takes 5 seconds, you do it with your fingers. with the stand not in there, you won't even notice the plates are even there.
Perfect....thanks!
Collin_Beverly 3/21/2017 4:57pm
3/21/2017 4:57pm
Thanks guys. Just bought one.
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tobz 3/21/2017 6:25pm
3/21/2017 6:25pm
Mm different strokes for different folks, in my van I like sliding my quickshade or loading ramp underneath my bike, then my gear next to it. Space is king and one tie down point up the front and one on the wall of my van takes up next to nothing
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wfo4ever 3/21/2017 8:25pm
3/21/2017 8:25pm
Ancra Tie Downs have worked just fine for me. I have a pair I bought in 1988 and still use them all the time. They are around $20.00 a pair. I have even used them to pull a car out of a ditch. They are very strong and well made.
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