Welding Safety Chain Mounting Brackets to Trailer for Coiled Safety Cables
Published 02/14/2018
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I want to replace the chains on my camp trailer with the coiled cables. Do I need 2 mounting brackets? one for each chain or with both chains fit on one bracket. Also could I not slip the cable onto the bracket before welding it or do I need the chain links?
asked by: Kurt C
Expert Reply:
When using the Brophy Safety Chain Mounting Bracket # MB38 that you referenced, you will want to weld one to the trailer for each safety chain, for a total of two for the two chains. The bracket itself measures 4 inches long and 3/8 inch in diameter.
These will work very nicely with the Curt Single Hook Coiled Safety Cables # C80176 that you mentioned and Quick Links like the Curt # C82932.
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Brophy Safety Chain Mounting Bracket - 4" Long x 3/8" Diameter - Weld On - Qty 1
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- Tow Bar
- Trailer Safety Chains
- Safety Chain Parts
- 3/8 Inch Diameter
- Mounting Brackets
- 4 Inch Long
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