Which chain grade is best for towing?

Depending on the vehicle you’re hauling, the chain grade may differ. If you’re hauling a regular sized vehicle or truck, you should use a chain with a grade no lower than 70, while with heavy construction equipment should go no lower than 80.

Should you cross chains when towing?

You should always cross your chains when attaching chains to your vehicle. By crossing the chains, it helps the trailer while turning to reduce the amount of stress and creates a cradle if the chain gets separated from the truck.

When should you not use towing chains?

Towing chains should not be used if you know or want to make sure the chain won’t damage the vehicle while towing. For example, if the vehicle's profile runs low, it’s safer to use a towing strap to get the vehicle up on the bed.

What must a tow chain have when towing?

A tow chain should have the appropriate working load limit for the tow you want to do and should have the right end fittings that are compatible with your vehicles such as large J-hooks or T-hooks.

G80 High Grade Transport Chain w/ Grab Hooks - 3/8" x 10', 7100 Lbs WLL

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CH3810-G80

• G80 High Grade Transport Chain with Grab Hooks
• Size: 3/8" x 10'
• Working Load Limit: 7100 lbs
• Weight: 16 lbs

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G80 High Grade Transport Chain w/ Grab Hooks - 3/8" x 10', 7100 Lbs WLL

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Specifications
Weight (Lbs)	16.00
Size	3/8" x 10' G80, 7100 lbs WLL
Max WLL	7,100 lbs
End Fitting	Grab Hook
Chain Length	10 Feet
Thickness	3/8"

G80 High Grade Transport Chain with Grab Hooks
Size: 3/8" x 10'
Working Load Limit: 7100 lbs
Weight: 16 lbs
G80, G100 & G120 Chains are high grade options for your transportation securement needs.
For carrying around similar weight in chains and binders, drivers can have much greater working load limit
NOT FOR OVERHEAD LIFTING