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Anyone know where you can get that T-slot style channel that Floe uses and I see Triton is using in there trailers now?
Trailer tie down channel
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A DIY alternative is strut channel available at most higher end lumberyards, metal supply houses, etc.
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/categories/electrical/conduit-mounting/strut-channel
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/categories/electrical/conduit-mounting/strut-channel
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No one knows where to get the real channel Triton uses in there trailers?
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Not the same, but I've used some E-track stuff. Triton may make their own. I think Triton's version is cleaner than E-track, but you can mount E-tracks on walls on enclosed trailers and such.
I bought a section from floe to replace a damaged section on my trailer. But both Floe and Triton have those tracks custom extruded for them just like most of the other alum. trailer parts they use. They don't buy the track from anyone. I don't remember what I paid.
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I called floe and they wouldn't give me a price but I did get a part # so I could give it to a dealer. Sense I don't have a dealer close by... I called one in Montana... the parts guy "Scott" helped me out and got me the price and the acutal part number for there books...
Here is the part number for a 5' piece... 551-51002 34.40
I did not get the part number for the 10' piece because he said it was 185.60 and I figured I could get two 5' pieces and put them together for a lot less...
Here is the number of the shop I called. 406-587-4671 again... ask for Scott in parts.
Here is the part number for a 5' piece... 551-51002 34.40
I did not get the part number for the 10' piece because he said it was 185.60 and I figured I could get two 5' pieces and put them together for a lot less...
Here is the number of the shop I called. 406-587-4671 again... ask for Scott in parts.
