Weld Mount AT-113B Large Black Footman's Strap - Qty. 6 [80113B]
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Weld Mount AT-113B Large Black Footman's Strap - Qty. 6 [80113B]

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Weld Mount AT-113B Large Black Footman's Strap - Qty. 6 [80113B]Footman's Strap Mount The Footman's Strap Mount is designed to be bonded with AT 4020 Acrylic Adhesive. This strap mount is 3. 25" long and 1" wide and holds up to a 1. 3" max strap width. This strap is incredibly strong, paintable, and is rated for over 600 lbs. strength. Use it for battery and tank tie downs and mounting heavy hoses and cables or deck mounted for life raft tie downs.

Footman's Strap Mount

The Footman's Strap Mount is designed to be bonded with AT-4020 Acrylic Adhesive. This strap mount is 3.25" long and 1" wide and holds up to a 1.3" max strap width. This strap is incredibly strong, paintable, and is rated for over 600 lbs. strength. Use it for battery and tank tie downs and mounting heavy hoses and cables or deck mounted for life raft tie downs.

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