Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: How do they hold up in salt water, is all of the metal parts ss
Document: Stainless steal and very durable. I had them on a boat trailor for years in fresh and salt water environments
The stainless steel retractable transom ties work great. Salt water does not affect the performance of these tie down's. A little bit more expensive, but well worth it!
like the product very much.....but the stainless steel bolts broke before i could get them tight ....replaced with bolts I had so everything fine..... I hope they hold up as good as they look....very easy to use......overall very satisfied
This is the third set of tie-downs I've had to purchase for my bass boat in nine years, and probably the last. These are so much easier to operate than the previous two different brands I had tried. You don't have to hold the release button, just activate it one time and then you can pull the straps out to hook up or retract. And the ratcheting function is positive and does not release until you press the release button.
You'll have to man-up to install them and tighten them in place but they aren't going to come off when you finish as the running torque is high. But then that's what I wanted it to be. I didn't want them to flop around when disconnected from the boat. You won't be sorry you bought the BoatBuckle.
Well made and simple to install. What can I say, if you have a boat this is a must. You should never get cheep when your boats safety is on the line
This is my second set of these. I absolutely love them. Great product that seems to last. Plus they are made here in IN.
They are great time savers and look nice. Easy mounting with lock nuts that are difficult to remove, I put locktite on them as well as to keep honest people honest.
These are easy install and work wonderful. I have used the cheaper strap tie downs for years and finally stepped up to these permanent ones and have no regrets.
Take a tap and run the nut through it. The nut has been crimped to prevent it from backing off, but it just makes it harder to install than necessary. Once you run the tap through the nut, you must use a lock washer. Also use anti-seize on the bolt since it is a stainless bolt and nut.
Answer: yes