Kinedyne
Kinedyne 573084GRA 30 ft 2 in ratchet tie-down strap 3335 lb WLL gold
30 ft polyester ratchet tie-down with J-hooks, 3335 lb working load limit and 10,000 lb breaking strength
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- 30 ft length reaches distant anchor points
- 2 in polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV
- 3335 lb working load secures heavy cargo safely
- 10000 lb breaking strength provides a strong safety margin
- Gold finish adds visibility and corrosion resistance
Kinedyne 30 ft 2 in Ratchet Strap
The Kinedyne 573084GRA is a 30-foot by 2-inch ratchet tie-down strap built for securing heavy cargo. Its polyester webbing and zinc-carbon steel J-hooks deliver a working load limit of 3,335 lb and a breaking strength of 10,000 lb. The gold finish adds visibility on the job site.
Replaces worn or shorter tie-downs
This strap upgrades from lighter-duty ratchet straps that cannot reach 3,335 lb WLL or span 30 feet. The jump is worth it when loads demand the full working load limit or when the extra length removes the need for daisy-chaining shorter straps.
Check anchor points and hardware compatibility
Verify that your tie-down anchors accept 2-inch webbing and J-hook ends rated for the load. Confirm the 30-foot length suits your vehicle or trailer layout without excess slack. The strap carries a six-month manufacturer warranty and meets WSTDA standards.
Highlights
- 30 ft length reaches distant anchor points
- 2 in polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV
- 3335 lb working load secures heavy cargo safely
- 10000 lb breaking strength provides a strong safety margin
- Gold finish adds visibility and corrosion resistance
Specifications
| Brand | KINEDYNE |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What width ratchet strap and hook type does this 30 ft tie-down use?
The strap is 2 inches wide and ends with a J-Hook made of zinc/carbon steel.
How do I correctly thread the ratchet mechanism on this 3335 lb WLL strap?
Feed the webbing through the ratchet mandrel from underneath, pull tight by hand, then crank the handle to tension; the common error is routing the strap over the top of the spool.
When should I retire this 10,000 lb breaking-strength polyester strap?
Replace it if you find cuts, fraying, UV damage, melted fibres, or any deformation of the J-Hook or ratchet hardware.
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