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RAM® Worm Drive Strap Clamp for Beechcraft Bonanza Aircraft

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$6.5 $10.49 In stock

Category: Components

The RAM® Worm Drive Strap Clamp for Beechcraft Bonanza Aircraft is a RAM Mounts component identified by part number RAM-STRAP40. It is listed under Components and hardware, and is offered in a Standard configuration.

  • Brand: RAM Mounts
  • Part number: RAM-STRAP40
  • Product name: RAM® Worm Drive Strap Clamp for Beechcraft Bonanza Aircraft
  • Category: Components
  • SKU configuration: Standard
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire J. ★★★★★

This clamp fit perfectly on my Bonanza’s wing strut, and the stainless steel worm drive feels much more solid than the plastic clips I used before. No slipping at all during my last flight.

Robert G. ★★★★★

The worm drive mechanism is a huge upgrade over the standard straps I've used before—it cinches down evenly and holds tight without any slipping. Fits my Bonanza's gear perfectly and the part number matches exactly what my mechanic quoted.

Claire ★★★★★

Finally a clamp that stays put without slipping, even after a few rough landings. The worm drive mechanism is so much easier to tighten than those plastic thumb-screw types I’ve fought with before.