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Zinc-plated trailer Safety Chains with S-Hooks connect the trailer tongue to the towing vehicle for security and safety. Use your Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) as a guide to determine the necessary chain strength.
Self-coiling vinyl coated Hitch Cables use durable galvanized aircraft cable construction. Hitch Cables exceed SAE J684 standards for trailer coupling and automotive type hitches. Each pair of 36" long cables include S-Hooks.
Stock# 5256094
Galvanized cables are 36" long each w/S-Hooks, 3500 lbs. (GTW) rating. (1-Pair)
Self-coiling vinyl coated Hitch Cables use durable galvanized aircraft cable construction. here
Trailer Parts Tech Tip: Couplers/Hitch Balls
Zinc-plated trailer Safety Chains with S-Hooks connect the trailer tongue to the towing vehicle for security and safety. Use your Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) as a guide to determine the necessary chain strength.
Self-coiling vinyl coated Hitch Cables use durable galvanized aircraft cable construction. Hitch Cables exceed SAE J684 standards for trailer coupling and automotive type hitches. Each pair of 36" long cables include S-Hooks.
Stock# 5256094
Galvanized cables are 36" long each w/S-Hooks, 3500 lbs. (GTW) rating. (1-Pair)
Self-coiling vinyl coated Hitch Cables use durable galvanized aircraft cable construction.
Trailer Parts Tech Tip: Couplers/Hitch Balls more
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The coupling you choose should be:
Even though hitch component failure is rare, the breakaway switch and the safety chains must be in good working order. here
A load-distributing hitch is used for heavier models such as utility trailers, boat trailers, and travel trailers. (See the Balance and Hitch Adjustment sections) These load-distributing hitches use special equipment to distribute the tongue load to all axles of the tow vehicle and trailer to help stabilize the tow vehicle. Here are some terms you should know when discussing hitch adjustment and in evaluating hitch performance: