Tie downs B2601

Rocky100370

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Not sure if I’m in the right thread or not. Where do you all tie down your machines when hauling? Pics would be greatly appreciated! TIA
 

John D 2

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B2601 LA435 loader, 54inch MMM, carry all, boom pole, fertilizer spreader.
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On mine I connect 2 straps to the frame in the front, and cross them making an X.

On the back I put a D ring in the tow bar and connect 2 straps.

I set the brakes and keep it in low range. Any 3 point attachments I lower onto the trailer.

Never had any movement when hauling,
 
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Chad D.

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With our compact tractors being pretty small (duh), I found it challenging to get the chains and binders where I wanted them. The bucket or rear implement seem to always be just a little in the way.

A few years ago, I started using lasso tire straps and haven’t looked back. I found 12’ straps that work really well on the rear tires of my B2650. I can have all four corners strapped down to my trailer in no time, and she’s solid.

I’ve always been a chain & binder guy, but these are really nice to use and are plenty strong.
 
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PaulL

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B2601
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D-ring on the towbar for the rear. D rings on two random bolt holes on the front. Ratchet straps through both, and if the loader is on, ratchet strap over the top of the loader arms near the bucket.
 
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