Will a 3-1/4 Hole Saw be Enough for Installing Recessed Trailer D-Ring Tie Down # RR05
Published 08/08/2015
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I have a 3-1/4inch hole saw already. Your instructions call for a 3-3/8inch hole. Will the 3-1/4inch hole be close enough to be secure and safe?
asked by: Bruce H
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Helpful Expert Reply:
You really would need a 3-3/8 inch diameter hole. A 3-1/4 inch hole would leave you about 1/8 of an inch too small. If you have a router, you could use a straight cutting bit to slightly enlarge the hole enough to get the tie down to fit.'
The # BP05 backer plate is also recommended.
expert reply by:
Mike L
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Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor - Bolt-On - 4-7/8" Wide - Recessed Mount - 1,600 lbs
- Trailer Tie Down Anchors
- D-Rings
- Universal
- Zinc-Plated Steel
- 1600 lbs
- Bolt-On
- Folding
- Recessed Mount
- Brophy
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