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Hmmmm...........
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Are you securing a ratchet strap to a tailgate latch?
I would strongly caution against this.
Although the strap may be able to hook on, I don't think the latches are designed for lateral stresses.
I would strongly caution against this.
Although the strap may be able to hook on, I don't think the latches are designed for lateral stresses.
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I concur.
No, no side load.
However, there are times, as much as I like the cable stops on the bed walls, there have been times I wished for some adjustability.
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I think it just a place to hang your hat during loading and unloading.
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