Cargo Net Hooks (1 Viewer)

[CharlieS]

Here it is with the V-ring. The fender washer just protects the plastic from getting crushed. The M6-1.0 x 50mm bolt and wingnut is very secure.

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Clever solution!

 

[hankinid]

Here it is with the V-ring. The fender washer just protects the plastic from getting crushed. The M6-1.0 x 50mm bolt and wingnut is very secure.

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[hankinid]

If you remove the 3rd for seats like we did, the black triangle hinges are a perfect fit in with an 10mm bolt in the seat mount hole near the floor. I used a locking nut behind the oem threaded hole to adjust tension...it's a pita to dig down to find the loop with a hook in your hand.

 

[DownTheRoad]

If you remove the 3rd for seats like we did, the black triangle hinges are a perfect fit in with an 8mm bolt in the seat mount hole near the floor. I used a locking nut behind the oem threaded hole to adjust tension...it's a pita to dig down to find the loop with a hook in your hand.

I have the V-Rings mounted on the side bolt from the 3rd row removal. In my 2010 lx570 it's a M10-1.25 bolt. I forget the length, maybe 20-25mm.

 

[hankinid]

I have the V-Rings mounted on the side bolt from the 3rd row removal. In my 2010 lx570 it's a M10-1.25 bolt. I forget the length, maybe 20-25mm.

Thanks for the correction...it's definitely a 10mm bolt.

 

[DownTheRoad]

Anything is better than those budget plastic anchors.

 

[DownTheRoad]

Need some help tracking down the part number for the cargo net hooks in the rear of the LX(2011). Mine came with 1 and looking to add the other and a net for the wife. Cargo net looks like part #PT347-60081.

Anyone know what part number this little hook is?

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Another option I use for running a long time out between the two posts

 

[greynolds]

Another option I use for running a long time out between the two posts

THAT solution looks really clean. Did you make the offset fender washer yourself or did you find something off the shelf somewhere that worked (or is it just the camera angle...)?

 

[DownTheRoad]

That's an off the shelf (Home Depot) standard size hole that is just larger than an M10 bolt (because I use those behind the bolts on the floors). The actual bolt here is M6, but it works well with the 3/4" M6 washer that sits behind it (can't see it in this photo, but it is shown in the photo above with just the wingnut). The fender washer you see is marked ALC (which is 3/8) and off the shelf at Home Depot. All the metric stuff I usually go to Ace Hardware.

The fixed snap hooks 13/16 x 3 3/16 Stainless. I would have liked a smaller diameter eyelet than the roughly 3/4", but I wasn't able to source one locally at the time I needed it. I think something about 5/8" just slightly larger than a 1/2" would make it even cleaner looking.