Internal Width of Narrowest Portion of Curt Hook with Spring Loaded Safety Latch # C81288
Updated 03/27/2017 | Published 03/24/2017
Question:
Your dimensions look great but one important measurement is missing on the C81288. What is the narrowist dimension for sliding a looped cable into the smaller end of the hook? It has to clear the tapered portion where the spring clip is. Can you provide this please?
asked by: Paul D
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Expert Reply:
The narrowest portion of the # C81288 that you referenced where a cable would have to pass through is 5/8 inches.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Curt Hook with Spring Loaded Safety Latch for Safety Chains and Cables - 9/16" - 5,000 lbs
- Accessories and Parts
- Safety Cables
- Tow Bar
- Trailer Safety Chains
- Safety Cable Parts
- Safety Chain Parts
- 9/16 Inch Diameter
- 5000 lbs GTW
- Snap Hooks
- CURT
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