are these big enough for a 20' boat haul weight of 1540
https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/boa...ildCatid=15246
- 833 lb. safe and 2,500 lb. break strength capacity for secure transport
are these big enough for a 20' boat haul weight of 1540
https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/boa...ildCatid=15246
- 833 lb. safe and 2,500 lb. break strength capacity for secure transport
They look just like the ones that came on my 2018 Ranger Z520
Don Blume
2018 Ranger Z520C
2018 Mercury 250 Pro XS 2B525775 2-Stroke
Past Rigs
2008 Triton Tr186 with Mercury 175 Pro XS
2000 Ranger R73 with Mercury 125
1976 Basscat with 150 Mercury
Buy them, great buckles, never use the motorcycle type again. Just push the button to release.
i got them coming
I have them and love em.
I have the same one on my 20' Stratos 201 Pro for 10 years now with out any problem .
You will be wondering why you waited so long to put those on...
YOU are not entitled to what I have earned!!!!!
2014 Phoenix 619 Pro / 2014 Mercury 200 Pro XS
You won't be disappointed with those. Pretty nice to have
Great belts, mine have been trouble free for over ten years.
Lake Norman, N.C./New Britain, CT.
An Khe 66-67
Is that the Stainless Steel version?
Those aren't the Stainless version. I know because I bought a set yesterday.
To the OP:
I bought two additional items to use with the BoatBuckles - A mounting kit so that I could utilize my existing tie-down points (rather than drill the trailer) and a set of BoatBuckle Pads (so the straps don't rub the hull).
Got both from Amazon.
Those should last a few years. Then replace them with the Stainless Version.
If they do not retract all the way, push the release handle in and it should pull the strap in further.
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