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

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• Where to Attach Safety Chains for Reese Goosebox
  
• We offer safety chains specifically designed for use with the Goosebox, part # 49150. They connects to existing lugs on the underside of the Goosebox as shown in the photo I've provided for you.
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• Safety Chains for 7000-lb Car Hauler Trailer
  
• As with any other item on a trailer, such as tires, wheels, winches or jacks, when selecting safety chains you want to ensure a good safety margin, in other words, you want to use an item that has a good bit more capacity than you will actually need. I suggest the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks, part # 49150, which is a set of two 44-inch chains with mounting hardware.
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• Which Reese Goose Box Works In Place Of An LCI Item Number 699766
  
• Thanks for the photo. I called Lippert and used the 699766 number from this and was able to determine that you have a Lippert 1116 pin box on your trailer. Therefore, if you are looking for a Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter then you will need part # RP94716-61301. I also recommend using the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks part # 49150 as well. Please note that the Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter is only for...
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• B&W Gooseneck Hitch to Replace OEM Gooseneck Hitch on a 2016 Ram 3500
  
• You can replace the OEM puck system on your 2016 Ram 3500 with the B&W Turnoverball Underbed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch # BWGNRK1314 but you will need to use the installation hardware that comes with the B&W kit. Not only have these bolts been tested and approved with the B&W gooseneck hitch but typically hitch hardware, whether it is for bumper pull or 5th wheel/gooseneck hitches, is only meant to be torqued once. The reason that other gooseneck hitches don't have an offset is because they...
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• Longer Weight Distribution Shank Recommendation for Increasing Distance To Allow Tailgate to Open
  
• We have the Curt Weight Distribution Shank # C17122 which is much longer than most standard shanks. It 14" from the center of the pin hole to the center of the adjustment holes which is typically quite a bit longer than most shanks and would most likely be what you would need in terms of additional length.
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• Recommended Safety Chains for Curt Ball and Safety Chain Loops Kit # C60618
  
• The opening width of the S-Hook on the Curt Single Hook, Coiled Safety Cables # C80176 referenced in your question is 3/4 inches and are not big enough to fit around the thicker side of the Curt Safety Chain Loops # C60618. These have a weight capacity of 7,500 pounds. For higher rated safety chains with clevis hooks that are compatible with the Curt Chain Loops, I recommend the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit # 49150. These 44 inch chains have a weight capacity of 16,000 pounds. I recommend...
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• What Size Clevis Hook is Needed for the Safety Chain Loops on the Curt Gooseneck Kit Part # C60618
  
• The clevis hook on the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit part # 49150 is 5/16" diameter. Therefore if this hook will not work with the Curt Ball and Safety Chain Loops Kit for Ram Underbed Gooseneck Hitch part # C60618 then you will want to move up to a 3/8" diameter clevis hook like the one included with the Buyers Products Trailer Safety Chain part # 337BSC3842. This clevis hook should be large enough to accommodate the safe chain loops on the above Curt Gooseneck Kit. You will need two of them...
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• What Size Hitch Ball Will The Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Adapter Work With
  
• Yes, the Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter part # RP94622 is designed to work with a 2-5/16" hitch ball. A better way to determine the clearance between the bed rails and pin box, is to install the pin box and adjust it to the appropriate settings. As most states require a set of safety chains to be used, I recommend the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks part # 49150 for your pin box. I have attached a photo of how the chains should be used for you.
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• Recommended Safety Chains for B&W 5th Wheel Hitch and MorRyde Pin Box
  
• We do not carry any type of bed saver for the B&W hitch. The product was discontinued and no manufacturer we carry does anything similar. For your safety chains, I recommend the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks - 44" Long - 16,000 lbs - Qty 2 # 49150. These chains are not required on a 5th wheel hitch, so they will require a customized install on your MorRyde Pin Box. You can then use the Reese Safety-Chain Attachment for Gooseneck Hitches on 5th Wheel Rails # RP50223...
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• Recommended Safety Chains for 16K Gooseneck Trailer
  
• To replace your safety chains, I recommend the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks - 44" Long - 16,000 lbs - Qty 2 # 49150. We don't have just a 10 inch extension that is capable of that weight requirement.
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• Recommended Gooseneck Trailer Safety Chains
  
• For a general-purpose safety chain for a standard gooseneck trailer we offer # FCHA0050324 from Fulton. This is a 42-inch Grade 70 chain with 5/16-inch clevis. This is sold as a single chain, not a pair. The 36-inch safety chains included with Ranch Hitch 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Coupler Adapter # AM3109 are similar to chains like # RM3230 which include the D-rings needed to attach them. This item is intended for use with that specific adapter. We also have the Tow Ready Safety Chain...
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• Troubleshooting Bend In Trailer Frame and Safety Chain Length
  
• Your safety chains would not cause your trailer frame to bend like you pictured even if the safety chains are barely long enough to attach. It would be wise to get longer safety chains, but you would need to have amazingly strong chains, bolts, and hitch chain loops to cause your trailer frame to bend before the other parts failed. It looks like someone jack knifed the trailer to cause a bend like that. The good news is the back side of that frame rail still looks straight and will most...
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• Does the Reese Goose Box Part # RP94716 Come With Safety Chains
  
• The Reese Goose Box # RP94716 air ride coupler you referenced does not come with safety chains. Safety chains, such as the Tow Ready # 49150, are always a good idea whether they are required or not. I highly recommend checking with the local and state laws where you will be traveling to determine the safety chain requirements. The issue is that a trailer that couples to a ball would require safety chains in many geographical locations. Though the 5th wheel trailer may not require them,...
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• Cargo Control Chains for Use with Glacier Ratcheting Load Binder PRLB-3812
  
• The Glacier Ratcheting Load Binder # PRLB-3812 can be used with chains with a clevis, such as the Glacier Transport Chain with Grab Hooks # PG7TC-38-16. Still, you could use a short chain like the Tow Ready Safety Chains # 49150. According to one of my associates who transports his tractor the usual tie-down configuration he suggests is two longer chains, each wrapped around an axle and secured to the trailer with the clevis hooks on both ends, with a load binder on each chain taking...
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• Safety Chain, Quick Link and Chain Mount Recommendation for XLR Hyperlite Toy Hauler
  
• The parts you all mentioned would have enough capacity for the weight of your 9.9k toy hauler. The part # MB38 would work well for mounting the safety chains # 49150 with the quick link # 49135. Now where the part # MB38 should install on your trailer is going to be dependent on your trailer setup. I would put it on the trailer frame as near to the coupler as you can but you really should mock it up in a couple places to find where it would fit the best.
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• Safety Chains and Safety Chain Loops for 2013 Ram 3500 with Factory Gooseneck Hitch
  
• If you need the actual safety chains then we have # 49150 rated for 16,000 pounds and # FCHA0050324 rated for 18,800 pounds itself. Safety chains are usually attached to the trailer and hook to the chain loops mounted in the bed. The safety chain loops that fit the Ram factory prep package are # C60617.
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• Recommended Safety Chains for New Coupler and 1/2 Inch Bolts
  
• For a 1/2 inch bolt, you will normally need a chain that has a 5/16 inch link diameter like # 49150. To utilize your current chains, I recommend simply changing your hardware and using Grade 8 bolts that fit your chains using the largest size that will fit your links with appropriate washers and locknuts. This will obviously require drilling additional holes.
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• Replacement Safety Chain Recommendation for Horse Trailer with Chains that are Too Short
  
• I went out to the warehouse and pulled safety chain quick link # 49135 to measure for you. With the nut fully opened the opening is just over 1/2 an inch (0.52 inches). If you can fit the opening over you current safety chains they should work well as these have a 10k capacity each. A better solution would be to replace your current safety chains with something like the part # 49150 as this is a 44 inch safety chain kit with a 16k capacity. Or for a 35 inch chain part # 1483-535-04.
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• Do Safety Chains Come With Reese Goose Box Fifth Wheel to Gooseneck Adapter?
  
• Though safety chains to do not come with a Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter such as RP94623 they are available by using the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit # 49150. If you look at the accompanying photo you can see exactly how they will mount on a Reese Goose Box. I've added links to video reviews of these parts for you to take a look at.
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• Parts Included in Curt Gooseneck Hitch C60720 for 2011 Ford F-250 8-Foot Bed Without Rail Kit
  
• Curt Gooseneck Hitch kit # C60720 is a confirmed fit on your 2011 Ford Super-Duty pickup with 8-foot bed and without the factory rail kit. For 2011 and newer trucks, hitch head needs to be rotated when installed so that ball cylinder faces the rear of bed to line up with factory punch-out in truck bed. This will place pull rods on passenger side of vehicle. This Curt hitch comes complete with all required mounting hardware and includes the 2-5/16-inch gooseneck hitch ball too. Safety-chain...
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• 44 inch Long Safety Chain Recommendation for a Travel Trailer
  
• The Tow Ready safety chains part # 49150 would work great for your. They are 44 inches long and have a 16k capacity so they would be more than strong enough.
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• Is a Reese Goose Box or Flex Air Pin Box Better for Reducing Ride Quality and Chucking
  
• The Reese Goose Box and a Flex Air pin box serve 2 different functions. So if you have a 5th wheel trailer that you want to tow with a gooseneck trailer hitch you would use a Goose Box (more on that later). If you have a 5th wheel trailer hitch then you would use the Flex Air. Both are cushioned and have shocks so I would not give the advantage to either one. If your truck has a gooseneck hitch and you need to tow a 5th wheel trailer the Reese Goose Box is the best option. But they only...
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• Are Safety Chains Required for Clevis Style Ball Mounts
  
• You have a clevis style ball mount and it will require the use of safety chains by law. The only type of connection point that will not require safety chains is a king pin like the ones used on 5th wheel trailers. If you need a set of safety chains I recommend using the Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit part # 49150. This kit has mounting hardware to mount the chains to the trailer. The chains themselves are 44" long and have a 16,000 lb weight capacity. I have attached a review video of the...
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• Safety Chain Recommendation for a 10,000 lb Horse Trailer
  
• For a set of 42 inch chains that have 16k capacity that would work great for your 10k horse trailer I would recommend the part # 49150. These are normally used for gooseneck hitch setups, but they would work well for you and have plenty of capacity.
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• How to Tow a 5th Wheel Trailer with MORryde Pin Box on a Gooseneck Trailer Hitch
  
• I do have an option that will allow you to tow a 5th wheel trailer with the gooseneck hitch you have installed on your 2004 Dodge Ram but none of our 5th wheel to gooseneck adapters including the Convert-A-Ball Cushioned 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Adapter part # CAB-C5GX1216 will work with your MORryde pin box. Using both a cushioned pin box and cushioned adapter would create far too much stress on both the adapter and pin box. The only option I have for you to tow your trailer without...
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• Is Clevis Hook 6495-301-04 Compatible with Tow Ready Safety Chain Kit with Clevis Hooks 49150
  
• On the Clevis Hook with Latch, 5/16" Item # 6495-301-04 the pin that would go through a chain link is 7/16 inches in diameter like you said. That means that the internal width of a chain link would have to be at or a little above 7/16 inches in order for the pin to go through the link. For safety chains # 49150 the metal of the links is 5/16 inches but the opening in a link is a hair under 1/2 an inch and so they would work with # 6495-301-04. You could also use Safety Chain with...
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