Tie Down Anchors Made In USA

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Any made in the USA?

asked by: Jason D

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We have the Buyers Products 5/8" Forged D-Ring With 4-Hole Integral Mounting Bracket # 337B40MP which is made in the USA. Most of the Tie-Down Anchors we carry are made overseas but there are a few exceptions with most of them being weld-on only.

We also have the following weld-on options made in the USA:

Buyers Products 1" Forged 360 Rotating 55 Angled D-Ring With Weld-On Mounting Bracket # 337B52
Buyers Products 1" Forged Steel D-Ring With Weld-On Mounting Bracket - 55 Degree Bend # 337B5055
Buyers Products 1" Forged 360 Rotating D-Ring With Weld-On Mounting Bracket # 337B51
Buyers Products 3/4" Forged D-Ring With Weld-On Mounting Bracket # 337B46
Buyers Products 5/8" Forged D-Ring With Weld-On Mounting Bracket # 337B40

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

That specific info isn't listed. Basically Buyers Products states that the welding procedure for the #337B51 should be in accordance with those published by the American Weld Society or other technical groups. All welding personnel should be…

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This Buyers Products 1" Forged 360 Rotating D-Ring With Weld-On Mounting Bracket #337B51 normally fits in a 3 inch diameter hole.

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Answer 3

The D-Ring we offer with the closest diameter to .787 inch is the #C83760 which has a diameter is 3/4 inch. This has a max load capacity of 26,500 lbs.

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Answer 4

The two base pieces of the Buyers Products 1" Forged 360 D-Ring #337B51 get welded to the mounting surface and to each other but the D-ring itself does not which allows it to pivot as needed. Basically once the base pieces are weld in place they…

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Answer 5

The D-Ring Trailer Tie Down is 6-1/2 inches x 6-1/2 inches across the back of the plate. The bolt holes are 3 inches on center apart by 3-1/4 inches (see picture). The size of the hole needed to recess the D-Ring is approximately 3-1/4 inches and the…

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

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