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Zinc-plated steel backing plate reinforces a Brophy recessed D-ring tie-down anchor (RR05). Plate bolts on underneath the floor of your trailer to reinforce the area under the anchor for maximum support. Mounting hardware not included.
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Today we're going to be taking a look at the Brophy Backing Plate designed for use with the recessed 5,000 pound D-Ring tie down. This part number is BP05. As you can see the four bolts that come through our tie-down are going to run right through our backing plate, allowing us to put on a lock washer and a nut and really spreading out that holding force over a greater area. As you can imagine if we just had the four bolts coming through here we'd be limited in the amount of space that was actually holding our tie-down down. Once we have this incorporated it's going to spread that our, dissipate that energy and give us a good, strong tie-down connection point. This works great in an enclosed trailer which we are using today. Also just about anywhere else that you've got the room to put that backing plate behind your D-ring where you need a hold down connection point. Here's that part number RR05.
That's that Brophy 5,000 pound recessed D-Ring. Here you can see the four bolts that are coming through this right down into our backing plate. Now that we've seen what it does and how it's going to work, that's going to complete today's look at the Brophy Recessed D-Ring Backing Plate, right here, part number on that is BP05. .
Customer Satisfaction Score:
99% were satisfied with this product
1% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Joseph
6/14/2021
After a year of use, there has been no problems with the BP05. Not much hauling for car shows in the past year, but I did head to the Rocky Mountains to pick up another antique car, a 5,000 lb. land yacht. An emergency stop on the interstate highway while descending the mountains put the load anchors and BP05s to the test. All is well.

Mark
4/5/2019
Great
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Brooke M.
3/10/2025
So glad to hear that, Steve! What types of cars do you haul? Do you enter in car shows?