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tie down the load in the tub?

Started by Genocache, Feb 29, 2024, 12:02 AM

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Genocache

How do you tie down your load in the tub with a hard top? or do you even bother? I'm tired of my camping gear and tools bouncing around and possibly becoming lethal in an accident. Not a fan of cabinets and/drawers either. Heck even the groceries slide around.
   I'd like to have anchor hooks on the top corners of the wheel wells. something recessed, not etrack or ANCRA though I like the Ancra best.

What cha got?

Dopey

LAND ROVER MILITARY LIGHTWEIGHT SERIES TOWING LIFTING TIE DOWN EYES PER PAIR PART 559882

But they are for light wights

Larry S

I use crates. They can be strapped to each other.

There are several different storage dividers and adjustable ratcheting bars out there as well.
'63 SIIa 88 Station Wagon named Grover

Mpudi: So how did the land rover get up the tree?
Steyn: Do you know she has flowers on her panties?
Mpudi: So that's how it got up the tree.

nathanglasgow

Theses are what was fitted to 88 and 109 miltary rear tubs. Lightweights had them too. They may have been on the civilian options list too but I haven't checked.

simonbav

I think I'd be tempted to put these in the corners with an ali spreader plate beneath:
1960 88" 2286 petrol truck cab
1971 109" 2286 diesel station wagon

Old Hywel

Quote from: nathanglasgow on Feb 29, 2024, 06:44 AMTheses are what was fitted to 88 and 109 miltary rear tubs. Lightweights had them too. They may have been on the civilian options list too but I haven't checked.
Unfortunately, these use a long steel angle-section spreader bar, which causes severe corrosion to body side.