2" X 18' Ratchet Strap J Hook Ratcheting Heavy Duty 10,000lb Tie Hold Down Load on 2040-parts.com
Westland, Michigan, United States
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This ratcheting tie down has heavy duty polyester straps, durable J-style hooks and a clip with a quick ratchet action to secure a firm hold on cargo. Each strap can handle an 3300 lb. working load.
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