CargoBuckle Mini G3 Retractable Tie-Down with Dual S-Hooks 1" x 72" - F111640

CargoBuckle Floor Mounting Bracket – Pair (Model F16777)

The CargoBuckle Mini G3 Retractable Tie-Down (F111640) is a high-utility, non-permanent version of the popular G3 series. Unlike the bolt-on models, this unit features Dual S-Hooks, allowing it to be used as a traditional portable strap while still offering the "self-retracting" technology that eliminates tangles and messy loose ends.

Retractable Convenience in a Portable Format

The F111640 is designed for those who need the speed of a CargoBuckle but don't want to permanently bolt hardware to their vehicle or trailer. With an S-hook on both ends, you can quickly secure lightweight ATVs, jet skis, or gear in a truck bed and then toss the straps into a toolbox when you're done.

Key Performance Specs:

• Break Strength: 1,400 lbs (635 kg) per strap.

• Safe Working Load (WLL): 466 lbs (211 kg) per strap.

• Webbing Dimensions: 1" wide x 72" (6 feet) long.

• Mechanism: Self-retracting ratchet.

High-Value Features:

• Dual Vinyl-Coated S-Hooks: Both ends of the tie-down feature heavy-duty S-hooks coated in vinyl to protect your equipment and anchor points from scratches.

• Self-Retracting Webbing: The 6-foot strap automatically winds into the housing, keeping the webbing under constant tension and preventing it from flapping in the wind.

• SUR-Grip Handle: Features an ergonomic, rubber-coated ratchet handle for a comfortable grip and a simple thumb-lever for easy release.

• Corrosion Resistance: Built with a stainless steel internal spring and an anti-corrosive finish on the ratchet body to withstand outdoor use.

• Compact Design: The "Mini" footprint is perfect for tight spaces like PWC trailers or smaller utility racks.

Applications

• Trailer floor tie-down anchor installation

• Truck and utility vehicle cargo anchoring

• RV and boat interior load securing

• Multipoint tie-down systems

Technical Specifications:

Pro-Tip for Use:

Because this model is portable (not bolted down), the ratchet housing will sit in the middle of your "tie-down line." To prevent the housing from rubbing against your vehicle's paint or the side of your PWC, try to position the ratchet closer to the trailer's anchor point rather than the cargo itself.