Ratchet Tie Down

1: Ratchet Tie Downs produce more holding force than any other type of tie down you can buy. Excellent for large loads, heavy loads and long hauls. If you are looking for the best way to secure a load, a Ratchet Tie Down is what you need!
2: Attach hooks to stable attachment points.
3: Insert free end of the webbing through the center slot of the ratchet reel and pull to take up slack.
4: Move ratchet handle back and forth to tighten the webbing, minimum of two wraps on ratchet reel.
5: Hooks and webbing should be in line with direction of pull.
6: Close ratchet handle to lock in place.
7: Squeeze spring release bar to open ratchet 180 degree for adjustments or webbing removal.
8: Loads settle. Check tie down and ratchet every 20-30 miles. Adjust as necessary.