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ARB BASE Rack Starter Mount Kit
$91.94
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$91.94
$91.94
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ARB
- SKU
- ARB1780200K1
- Manufacturer part number
- 1780200K1
- Category
- Roofs & Roof Accessories › Roof Rack
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
With the essentials you need to get out there, the BASE Rack Starter Kit makes attaching standard items like bags and gear quick and easy. The mounts attach to the rack's dovetail track at any edge creating endless cargo configurations. Spring Loaded Tie Downs offer loads of flexibility and can clip on one-handed while arranging straps and cargo. Eye Bolt Tie Downs stay securely on the BASE Rack when not in use.
- Spring Loaded Tie Downs supplied as a set of two, are made from stainless steel, they provide 440lb lashing capacity and allow simple one-handed operation for quick loading and unloading.
- Eye Bolt Tie Downs supplied as a set of four, are comprised of forged steel eye nuts and powder-coated aluminum blocks, they provide 440lb lashing capacity.
- Easy to attach, detach and rearrange on the BASE Rack, can attach to the dovetail track at any point on the rack for endless mounting options.
- Spring Loaded Tie Downs are designed to be taken off rack when not in use by a simple half turn.
- Eye Bolt Tie Downs stay securely on the BASE Rack when not in use.
- Eye Bolt Tie Downs provide a lashing point for ratchet straps.
- Easy To Attach/Detach And Rearrange On The BASE Rack
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