Bed tie down loops
does anyone know the capacity of those tie down loops that are in the bed of the Supercrew. I need to haul my ATV with the tail gate down and would like to feel secure about those tie down points thanks
Jerry
Jerry
To not answer your question
- I don't know what the rated capacity of the tie down points are, but I would be more concerned about your strap tearing/breaking than the anchor point coming loose. I have had several ratchet straps break after extended use, but never any problems with anchor points.
Of course, another option, albeit somewhat pricey one, is adding a bed extender to your truck. I don't personally have experience with one, but have talked to people who use them to extend their available cargo area for hauling an ATV.
And welcome to F150Online! I am sure you will find as many ways to spend money here as I have!
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Y2K SD250 SC XLT, 4x4, 5.4L, Auto; SWB; Off Road Pkg; Towing Pkg; Torreador Red; Sliding Back Glass; Tinted Windows
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[This message has been edited by JDMnAR (edited 02-21-2001).]
- I don't know what the rated capacity of the tie down points are, but I would be more concerned about your strap tearing/breaking than the anchor point coming loose. I have had several ratchet straps break after extended use, but never any problems with anchor points. Of course, another option, albeit somewhat pricey one, is adding a bed extender to your truck. I don't personally have experience with one, but have talked to people who use them to extend their available cargo area for hauling an ATV.
And welcome to F150Online! I am sure you will find as many ways to spend money here as I have!
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Y2K SD250 SC XLT, 4x4, 5.4L, Auto; SWB; Off Road Pkg; Towing Pkg; Torreador Red; Sliding Back Glass; Tinted Windows
Mods (minor so far):
- Westin step bars (black powdercoat)
- Bugflector II bug shield
- Pendaliner S/R bedliner
- Vent Shade Ventvisors
- GTS Slotted taillight covers
Wish List:
- Gibson SS exhaust
- Rolltop bedcover (probably Retrax)
- AirAid or K&N FIPK
- Grill guard
[This message has been edited by JDMnAR (edited 02-21-2001).]


