🚨 New Product Launch | Muslogy F150 Tie Down Anchor 🚨

[Muslogy Auto]

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[Mszczewski]

What keeps them from being pulled right back out?

 

[madsend81]

Just looking at the pics, it appears to be a quick release design. Push in the center post and you can remove the anchor.

It would be nice to know what load rating these anchors have.

 

[Henfield]

Their shop is pretty useless. Link sends to to their amazon site. Good luck trying to find anything F150 related there.

 

[Muslogy Auto]

Just looking at the pics, it appears to be a quick release design. Push in the center post and you can remove the anchor.

It would be nice to know what load rating these anchors have.

Hello, Approximately 20 kg

 

[Muslogy Auto]

What keeps them from being pulled right back out?

Just align it with the installation hole and press it in, and it should snap into place.

 

[madsend81]

Hello, Approximately 20 kg

That's only 40# Not enough of a load rating for me. All my straps are a min 100# load rating and some are 500# rating.

Might be enough for some people, but too lightweight for me.

 

[nickn066]

I have these with the Muslogy grocery net, they work extremely well and hold up to my Costco runs

 

[madsend81]

I have these with the Muslogy grocery net, they work extremely well and hold up to my Costco runs

I can see them working with a lightweight load like that. But when I'm hauling some weight in the back and want to strap it down securely, I want to trust something more substantial.

 

[nickn066]

I can see them working with a lightweight load like that. But when I'm hauling some weight in the back and want to strap it down securely, I want to trust something more substantial.

I don't think they are intended as a replacement for the heavy duty tie downs, more for something like a cargo net.

 

[madsend81]

I don't think they are intended as a replacement for the heavy duty tie downs, more for something like a cargo net.

I agree with that assesment.

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