Toolbox tie downs

Tudster

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6:00p, 12/31/15

Has anyone added tied downs to your truckbed toolbox that worked well, but also looked good once installed?

texags08

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7:05p, 12/31/15

Folding boat cleat is my recommendation. Had some on my old truck.

87IE

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8:13p, 12/31/15

I used eye bolts before but if i had to do it again I'd consider mounting a section of E track to the toolbox.

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Goose

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In reply to texags08 • 8:16p, 12/31/15

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Folding boat cleat is my recommendation. Had some on my old truck.

Boat cleats.

Tudster

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In reply to 87IE • 8:42p, 12/31/15

This sounds interesting. Thanks for the idea.

87IE

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In reply to Tudster • 9:26p, 12/31/15

http://www.uscargocontrol.com/Moving-Supplies/Cargo-Straps-E-Track

You can keep the tie down rings in your toolbox or get the E Track ratchet straps and do the same. Larger initial investment but I think it looks clean and is customizable.

Sean98

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9:39a, 1/1/16

I thought this was going to be Part 2 of the big Ben/deliverance story.