Tie-down points in 130 options.

[Toyrover]

I am looking for a good solution for tie downs in the back of the 130. I am surprised mine has none back there. Did any come with some sort of tie point? I was thinking something like the airline style track might be a good solution? If anybody has something they have done I would love to see it. cheers ian

 

[WreckITFrank]

Good topic. I was considering putting some eyelets in the lower corners. The aluminum is thick there and you can access at least the rears from behind the lights. Also odd being "farm trucks" that there is nothing to tie down to from the inside of the bed. If not doing anything heavy, you an always use the spreader bars, which ill put one in anyway to help with things moving around.

 

[pfshoen]

I use soft-ties (looped fabric straps for tying down m/c's) attached to 2 of the existing hooks that otherwise secure a soft top, and then attach the actual tie-down to that. Load is spread between 2 at a time.

 

[Toyrover]

I use soft-ties (looped fabric straps for tying down m/c's) attached to 2 of the existing hooks that otherwise secure a soft top, and then attach the actual tie-down to that. Load is spread between 2 at a time.

do you have a picture of that? Are you talking about the hooks on outside of bed?

 

[pfshoen]

do you have a picture of that? Are you talking about the hooks on outside of bed?

Yes, those hooks.

 

[DefendersNW]

I run track just below rail in all of my 130s - change the lower from hoop m8 to eye-bolts for additional support.

 

[WreckITFrank]

I run track just below rail in all of my 130s - change the lower from hoop m8 to eye-bolts for additional support.

Can you post up a pic when possible

 

[DefendersNW]

LINKY

 

[rocky]

Being aluminum, I recommend you look either at the tie downs for aluminum trailers. “ Airline tracks”

Examples include https://www.macscustomtiedowns.com/track/c/200/

There are also aluminum d rings

Looking forward to seeing what you do.