Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks - 44" Long - 16,000 lbs - Qty 2

Tow Ready Safety Chains and Cables - 49150

Required in most states, a safety chain acts as a backup if your trailer becomes disconnected from your tow vehicle. Attach the end link of this zinc-coated steel chain to your gooseneck coupler, and then hook the clevis hooks to loops in truck bed.

Features:

• Safety chain helps ensure safe towing
  • Provides backup connection between trailer and tow vehicle
• Clevis hooks on each end connect to safety chain loops in truck bed
• End link attaches to safety chain mounting lug on gooseneck coupler
• Steel construction is strong and durable
• Zinc coating resists rust and corrosion

Specs:

• Applications:
  • Reese Goose Box 5th-wheel-to-gooseneck air ride coupler adapters (RP94622 and RP94622-61301)
    • Also fits discontinued Reese Goose Box 5th-wheel-to-gooseneck air ride coupler adapter (94621)
• Weight capacity: 16,000 lbs
• Maximum pin weight (tongue weight) 3,200 lbs
• Overall length (with hooks): 44"
• Chain link diameter: 5/16"
• Clevis hook diameter: 5/16"
• Quantity: 2 safety chains and mounting hardware
• 5-Year limited warranty

As shown in the illustration above, locate your safety chain mounting lugs on the rear underside of your Goose Box. Install the flat washer onto the bolt and put bolt and washer through the last link in the safety chain. Next, position bolt, washer, and chain assembly through the hole in the mounting lug, and secure with 1/2" nut and lock washer. Bolt should be torqued to 110 ft. lbs. Repeat the process for the other chain.

49150 Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit for Reese Goose Box

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