VULCAN Car Tie Down - Twisted Snap Hooks - 2 Inch x 96 Inch - 2 Pack

Professional grade tie downs for truck, trailer, and flatbed operators. Vulcan cargo control syste...

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This VULCAN car tie-down set is designed for professional truck, trailer, and flatbed operators needing reliable cargo security. Its key benefit lies in its exceptional durability and strength, featuring abrasion and cut-resistant webbing with a 3,300 lb Safe Working Load. A potential caveat to consider is the specific hook type, which requires compatible anchor points like d-rings. This product offers industrial-grade components for demanding hauling tasks.

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Model Part NumberRS208ST10-PS-2P
BrandVULCAN

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FAQs

What is the Safe Working Load (SWL) of these tie-downs?

Each tie-down strap has a Safe Working Load (SWL) of 3,300 pounds.

Are these straps suitable for all types of vehicles?

Yes, they are designed for professional use on trucks, trailers, and flatbeds for securing vehicles and equipment. Ensure compatibility with your anchor points.

How do I properly tension the strap?

Attach both hooks, remove slack by pulling the webbing taut, then operate the ratchet handle up and down until the desired tension is achieved. Ensure the ratchet is locked.

What makes the webbing 'Optic Orange' and more durable?

The Optic Orange color enhances visibility. The webbing is manufactured with thicker material and treated edges, making it 67% more abrasion-resistant and 30% more cut-resistant than standard webbing.

Can I use these tie-downs in bad weather?

Yes, the industrial-strength components, including plated ratchet buckles and snap hooks, are designed for maximum weather resistance.

What should I do if the webbing gets dirty?

Clean the straps with mild soap and water using a damp cloth. Allow them to air dry completely before storing.

How long are these tie-downs?

Each tie-down strap is 96 inches (8 feet) long.

Troubleshooting

Ratchet mechanism is stiff or difficult to operate.

Inspect the ratchet for debris or corrosion. Clean with a brush and lubricate lightly with a silicone-based lubricant. Ensure the webbing is not twisted within the mechanism.

Snap hook does not latch securely.

Check the hook and latch for damage or obstructions. Ensure the anchor point is of appropriate size and shape for the hook. Do not force a latch; if damaged, the strap should be retired.

Webbing appears frayed or cut after use.

Immediately cease use of the tie-down. Damaged webbing compromises safety and load security. Inspect the anchor points and load edges for sharp corners that may have caused the damage. Replace the tie-down.

Tie-down loosens during transport.

Ensure the ratchet mechanism was fully engaged and locked after tightening. Re-tension the strap before resuming transport. Check that the anchor points are secure and that the load has not shifted.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely durable webbing with enhanced abrasion and cut resistance.
  • Robust construction with weather-resistant plated components.
  • High Safe Working Load capacity for securement of heavy loads.
  • Meets industry safety and compliance standards (CVSA & DOT).
  • Twisted snap hooks provide secure and quick attachment points.

Cons

  • Requires compatible anchor points (like d-rings) for the snap hooks.
  • 96-inch length may be insufficient for very large or uniquely positioned loads.
  • Professional-grade build may be overkill for occasional, light-duty use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your truck, trailer, or flatbed is equipped with suitable anchor points, such as d-rings or reinforced tie-down points, that are compatible with the twisted snap hooks.
  2. Position the load securely on the hauling surface.
  3. Attach one twisted snap hook to an anchor point on the load or trailer frame.
  4. Thread the webbing through the ratchet buckle, pulling it taut to remove slack.
  5. Operate the ratchet mechanism by moving the handle up and down until the webbing is tightened to the desired tension. Ensure the ratchet is fully engaged and locked.
  6. Attach the second twisted snap hook to another compatible anchor point, ensuring a direct pull path that prevents the load from shifting.
  7. Double-check that both hooks are securely latched and that the webbing is tight and properly tensioned.

Compatibility:

These tie-downs are designed to work with standard d-rings, stake pockets, and other robust anchor points found on trucks, trailers, and flatbeds. The 2-inch webbing width is standard for heavy-duty applications. Ensure your anchor points have a SWL sufficient for the load being secured.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect the webbing for cuts, fraying, or UV damage. Check the ratchet mechanism and snap hooks for corrosion or bending.
  • Clean the straps with mild soap and water using a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the webbing or plating.
  • Allow straps to dry completely before storing to prevent mildew.
  • Store the tie-downs in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to maximize their lifespan.

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