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Ancra 49716-10 Standard PortaWinch

  • Brand: Ancra
  • Part Number: 49716-10
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(6 customer reviews)

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About this item

  • Turn standard stake pockets into strap securement points
  • 3-bar design for easy strap insertion during snow and ice conditions
  • Standard outward off-set configuration
  • Working load limit: 5,500 lbs./2,500 kg.

 

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Turn stake pockets into strap anchor points. Ancra has created a way you can turn standard stake pockets into solid anchor points for securement straps. The DOT and FMCSA compliant 3-Bar PortaWinch and PortaAnchor offer a versatile system that allows you to position the tie down straps anywhere along either side, front or back of the trailer, using stake pockets that best accommodate your load. Installs easily without tools – over tires and toolboxes.

Standard outward off-set.

Work Load Limit (WLL): 5,500 lbs./2,500 kg.

Weight 12 lbs
Packaged Dimensions 9 × 12 × 4 in
Brand

Manufacturer's Part #

49716-10
Trison Tarp's Part #

AC49716-10
UPC

092888304899

6 reviews for Ancra 49716-10 Standard PortaWinch

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  1. don woudstra (verified owner) –

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  2. Keven R. (verified owner) –

    Nice products, thank you!

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  3. Luc B. (verified owner) –

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  4. Wade Young (verified owner) –

    Great for over drive’s and trailer wheels. You can also put them anywhere that you may need an extra strap or two!

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  5. Mike M. (verified owner) –

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Will the outward offset make the inward side flush with the trailer deck and stick out a bit of the outside of the trailer? Corey asked on March 9, 2022

Hi Corey,

That is correct!

 Trison Admin answered on March 15, 2022
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