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Buyers Products Weld-On Lashing Ring Instructions - 16,000 lb Tie-Down

Step-by-step installation instructions for a Buyers lashing ring, including weld and load-rating steps.

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This is a photograph of the instruction card included in the retail packaging of a Buyers Products Company weld-on lashing ring (tie-down ring). The card, still stapled inside its clear plastic clamshell package, lists five installation and safety instructions: (1) position the lashing ring into the retaining bracket and place it against a solid flat surface; (2) continuously weld the mounting bracket to the mounting surface; (3) ensure the weld connection and mounting surface are sufficient to support the rated capacity of the lashing ring; (4) do not exceed the safe working load capacity of 16,000 lbs; and (5) routinely check the ring, bracket, weld, and surface for wear. The card also notes the product is made in the U.S.A. This is a generic product instruction card, not a vehicle-specific document — it contains no year, model, part number, or vehicle applicability information. It was uploaded to a 1978 Ford Bronco gallery, presumably documenting a tie-down ring the owner installed on the truck. A reader learns the correct weld-on installation method and the 16,000 lb safe working load rating of this lashing ring.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the safe working load capacity of this Buyers lashing ring?
The instructions state not to exceed a safe working load capacity of 16,000 lbs.
How is the lashing ring bracket attached to the mounting surface?
The mounting bracket must be continuously welded to the mounting surface after positioning the lashing ring into the retaining bracket against a solid flat surface.
What maintenance does the manufacturer recommend?
Check the ring, bracket, weld, and mounting surface routinely for wear.
Where is this lashing ring made?
The card states it is made in the U.S.A.
What must be verified about the mounting surface before use?
Ensure the weld connection and mounting surface are sufficient to support the rated capacity of the lashing ring.

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