[gf2020]

I'm going to do a combination, with recessed D-rings in the front & rear corners and 2 in the middle...

Plus lengths of Supertrac, where appropriate, to allow use of the Superclamp as well as some versatility for other connectors. I'll use large flat washers as a backing plate under the floor.

Just need to decide what I am going to coat the floor with before installing mats and the accessories. I'm thinking an oil-based primer and then a latex floor paint.

 

[gf2020]

I would still hit the cross member better than screwing to the wood.

You don't screw in to the floor. You drill all the way through the floor and bolt the recessed D-rings with a backing plate.

 

[f419sr1]

Talking about the l channel

 

[Diddy12]

Supertrac works great. I use it for my front and rear tie down. I don't attach to cross members. I drill through the wood floor and use a backing plate made of steel or aluminum on the underside of the trailer. Works perfect and is strong!

I thought about using large washers as a backing material but I figured one solid piece backplate would be more solid then 3 individual washers. Helps distribute the force.

 

[snowx800]

I have been using E track for years. Works great I have never had an issue with ice build up you can adjust it anywhere. They also sell E track that is aluminum so no rusting. I bought steel, didn't find aluminum till I had installed. every year just touch it up. I use this mainly for sleds and all our studded. So I used sliders so studs didn't hit the E track.

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[gene p]

Just some more input :

If you have bars for your skis , unscrew the lever handle & thread in some eye bolts ( I welded these together for safety ) .

I just use plain old surface mount D-rings with steel backers for the rear of the bike & sleds .

 

[Sixball]

I use L track, never had any problems and very easy to change from sleds to ATV or whatever you need to strap down. I run it up both sides. And yes backing plates.

 

[Falcone]

You don't screw in to the floor. You drill all the way through the floor and bolt the recessed D-rings with a backing plate.

I use two of these right in the middle behind each sled and I screwed in two eye bolts into where you screw the ski bars down. Couple ratchet straps and call it a day. I was looking at super clamps for the front but $300 seems like a bit much when straps work fine for me. I plan to even cut down a couple straps so they are dedicated sled straps so I don't have to mess around with an extra 6' of strap all the time.