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Topic: Tri-Glides. Who knew that’s what they are called?  (Read 1421 times)

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DarthBaiter

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Set up my Wheeleez after watching Paul , and learning stuff.

I was taking my truck straps w me.  Extra work, too much length.

So I had to figure out these were called tri glides.  I bought stainless versions, but I think plastic would make a better argument. 

Haha.

« Last Edit: July 29, 2025, 12:30:43 PM by DarthBaiter »


fishbushing

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Good idea. But some just cut the webbing down to suitable length they like.
-Jason