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Centering clamp webbing on Front tires

pitzerwm

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I don't know about you but my fat fingers have a lot of problems getting the ratcheting webbing centered on the front wheels when tying it down on the trailer. This was my solution. The plastic was from a protein container about 6" in diameter. I was in a hurry so hadn't sanded off the edges in the pixs. You could use almost anything to attach, I had some copper rivets, so I used them.

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TIRE CLAMPING

I don't know about you but my fat fingers have a lot of problems getting the ratcheting webbing centered on the front wheels when tying it down on the trailer. This was my solution. The plastic was from a protein container about 6" in diameter. I was in a hurry so hadn't sanded off the edges in the pixs. You could use almost anything to attach, I had some copper rivets, so I used them.

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Bill nice idea..........I think you and I are the only Spyderlovers doing " THE TIRE TIE DOWN THING " as opposed to the Rims and or suspensions etc......PS, if you lower your TIRE pressure to about 10 lbs the strap is not going to move when you Rachet it tight......Mike , see you at Spyderfest :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::2excited:
 
HA HA HA

Now that they can do it easier, more will try it.

:hun:.........No they won't , it's too simple, too easy, too fast, annnnnnnnnnnnnnnd way to in-expensive ( I only do the rear tire ).....:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:...Mike :thumbup:
 
I purchased these tie-downs at E-Trailer.com, they work great.
 

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Frank G, what enclosed are you using?

This is a 6x12 Stealth Super-Light all aluminum trailer. The spyder is a close fit...but it works for me. It took a lot of looking to find a 6 foot with a wide enough ramp door. The door cables become the tightest fit. Total combined weight 2300 lbs.
 

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