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I went to use mine today and they had loosened up over time.
Check your bull rings
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On my 01 Chev Duramax I had to spread out the clips somewhat to get them to hold the edges and tighten them up good.
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Circle check truck daily. Glad you checked load tie down points before using them. First thing law makers ask if you drop a load and someone is......
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Thanks for the heads up, I just checked mine and a couple were loose. I had a different kind on my old Ford and they were on there 18 years and never came loose.
DeckArtist
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The rings in the bottom area of the bed right? Mine are slightly bent, can they be tightened from below?
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These are the after market bull rings that fit in the stake pockets.
DeckArtist
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OK that makes more sense. But pretty sure the other ones are welded in. Yeah I cut one of mine that wasn’t quite installed correctly and fixed it.
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