New D Rings Available

This is the update for new d rings available.
They worked perfectly. I took the washers off, slid the new d rings on and then the washer back on and bolted down.

 

Awesome! Glad it worked.
thanks for the update!

 

just ordered 4 and a 50 cal ammo box to use a little tool box from these guys.

 

sweet, I need to get some of these.

 

thanks!! i just ordered a pair. i am just adding a set to the front of the box. i got a bike to move!

cheapness counts!! love it.

 

awesome, glad they worked out. Do they pivot by any chance?

 

Just ordered 4. Thanks!

 

no they dont pivot but i dont need them to i just move motorcycles and seem strong enough to hold at any angle when bolted down

 

Awesome find!

 

anybody know how to get free shipping from these guys...Its outrageous...

 

Just ordered some.
Thanks for the heads up!!

 

Just ordered 4

 

I'm finally getting around to putting these in my bed, and I can't get the damn bolts to budge. Anybody have any advice?

 

I used a 2 foot breaker bar and a little muscle, two were really tight and two were snug...good luck

 

Good stuff! I've just had two situations where I wish there were tie-down in the front part of the bed. These will come in handy and way cheaper than OEM tie-downs! Thanks OP!

 

Drive to Idaho! You're embarrassing you and us with your cheapness. I got two newer style fatties and 10 of the original/smaller ones for $22 and something shipped.

I just install the two fatties by using the bed bolts and used the smaller ones they offer under the bed rails/tracks. Just remove the Torx 30 bolt from the rear most part of the side rail (have to pop that plastic cap off, just squeeze) Then I tucked the D-ring under the rail and slid the bolt back in (used blue thread lock) through the rail hole and D-ring hole. Looks like it was made to fit there. Cranked it down and Viola'. Now, You aren't mooring the Queen Mary but they are solid and make for a quick bungee hook or for a cargo-net hook up. Also pulled one of the Torx 30 bolt from the cargo box/cubby trim and used one on each side there too. So I have 4 towards the back of the bed and now need to use some on the tool box.

 

^^^Pics of that setup would be great.

 

It's pretty self explainatory though. Just think about what you would need to do to remove the rail/track frm the inside bedside. Pull the bolt, slide the d-ring plate up in between the bedrail and the bedside. Think of the bedrail and the bedside as the bread and the d-ring plate as the balony and make your sandwich. Shove the d-ring plate up till you match the two holes up and then put the bolt back into the hole and tighten. Simple simple.

 

For the BED BOLTS, not the rail bolts....You may be able to double up on the washers or a smaller spacer 'tween the d-ring and the bolt head and the bed surface. It'll still tighten down but allow the d-ring to pivot. I don't see a need, the d-rings have a large ring and it will flip 180 flat to flat.