Kayak Track Anchor Cleat
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Description
A heavy-duty zig-zag anchor cleat designed specifically for marine T-track systems (YakAttack, Scotty, RAM).
This printed assembly includes the cleat body, two M8 threaded T-bolts, and two knurled hand nuts.
Fitment Details
- Track Slot: The alignment boss on the bottom of the cleat is sized at 8.5mm to drop perfectly into standard 9mm (3/8") kayak track top slots.
- T-Bolt Heads: The included bolts have 11.5mm x 22mm heads designed to slide through the wider internal channel of the track without pulling through the top.
- Hardware: The printed hardware uses standard M8x1.25 threads. The heavier 8mm shaft is vastly stronger than 1/4-20 when 3D printed, while still fitting flawlessly through a standard kayak track slot.
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