Can I Use Two of the 3/8" Brophy Figure Eight Coupling Link to have a 14,000 lbs Working Load Limit?
Updated 07/03/2026 | Published 06/29/2026 >
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The working load limit for one unit is listed as 7000 lb. Am I correct in assuming that a pair of these units one for each safety chain will provide working load limit of 14000 lb or at least 10000 lb?
asked by: Larry
Expert Reply:
Yes, that is correct Larry. Using two of the Brophy Figure Eight Coupling Link item # BR98MJ on separate safety chains will give you a 14,000 lbs working load limit. You'll easily have enough capacity for something that weighs 10,000 lbs.
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