Safety Chain for Class 2 Towing Applications

Description

When you’re hauling equipment, hay, or supplies around the farm, a safety chain isn’t just a good idea—it’s often required by law and definitely required by common sense. If your trailer hitch fails or comes loose, this chain is what keeps your load from rolling into traffic or ending up in a ditch. It’s that backup plan you hope you’ll never need but are sure glad to have.

What You’re Getting

• 1/4-inch Grade 30 chain that’s built to handle 1,300 pounds working load limit
• S-hooks on both ends for easy attachment to your tractor and trailer
• 54-inch length gives you flexibility for different hitch setups
• Class 2 rating means it’s perfect for smaller trailers and utility loads
• Galvanized finish resists rust and corrosion from weather and road salt

Built for Real Farm Work

This chain is sized just right for Class 2 towing—think utility trailers, small equipment trailers, hay wagons, and feed trailers. Whether you’re moving a bush hog between fields, hauling feed to the pasture, or taking equipment to town for repairs, this chain provides that crucial safety backup when things don’t go as planned.

Made to Last

Grade 30 chain means you’re getting reliable strength that won’t let you down when it counts. The galvanized coating helps it stand up to mud, manure, rain, and road conditions. S-hooks make connecting and disconnecting quick and easy, even with gloves on.

Good to Know

Hook this chain so it has just enough slack to allow normal turning but won’t drag on the ground. Cross the chains under your trailer tongue in an X pattern—that way if the hitch fails, the chains will cradle the tongue and keep it from digging into the pavement. Check your local towing laws, as many states require safety chains for any trailer over a certain weight.