Safety Chains with Clevis Hooks and Quick Links for an 8,700 Pound Trailer
Updated 05/15/2018 | Published 05/12/2018
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I need a set of safety chains, clevis hooks and quick links for a pull behind camper that weighs 8700 lbs fully loaded and has a tongue weight of 950 lbs. Each of the two chains, not including the clevis hooks or quick links, need to be at least 28” long. I would like all of the items to be very resistant to rust and corrosion. Would you please make recommendations regarding your best options for this? Thank you.
asked by: Len J
Expert Reply:
How about 2 of Draw-Tite Chain # 63451 and 2 of Safety Chain Quick Link # C82932. The chains are 42 inches long overall and rated for 26,400 pounds with a zinc coating to resist corrosion. The quick links have a break strength of 10,000 pounds. Based on what you are looking for this is going to be the best option.
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Buyers Products 3/8" x 35" Class 4 Trailer Safety Chain w/ 1 Clevis Hook - 43 Proof
- Trailer Safety Chains
- 3/8 Inch Diameter
- Gooseneck Trailer
- Standard Trailer
- 35 Inch Long
- 15000 lbs
- Single Chain
- Clevis Hooks
- Buyers Products
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