Grade 43 High Test Chain Clevis Slip Hook for 3/8 Inch Chain

Description

When you’re pulling logs out of the woods, dragging equipment across the field, or setting up a serious chain rigging system, you need hardware that won’t let you down. This clevis slip hook is built to handle the tough jobs that come with farm and ranch work, giving you a reliable connection point for your 3/8″ Grade 43 high test chain.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty clevis design that distributes load evenly and prevents chain damage
• 5,400-pound working load limit—more than enough for most farm pulling tasks
• Slip hook feature lets you quickly attach and detach without removing the pin
• Grade 43 rating matches your high test chain for a properly engineered system
• Forged steel construction that stands up to shock loads and rough handling

Built for Real Farm Work

This hook is designed for the kind of pulling work that happens every day on farms and ranches. Whether you’re using your tractor to pull a stuck implement out of a muddy field, dragging brush to a burn pile, or setting up a come-along system to move heavy equipment, this clevis slip hook gives you the strength and versatility you need. The slip hook design is especially handy when you’re working alone and need to make quick connections.

Made to Last

Farm work is hard on equipment, and chain hardware takes some of the worst abuse. This hook is forged from high-strength steel and heat-treated to handle the shock loads that come with pulling operations. The clevis design spreads the load across a wider area than a simple hook, which helps prevent chain link damage and extends the life of your whole rigging system.

Installation Notes

The clevis pin makes installation straightforward—just thread it through your attachment point and secure with the included hardware. The slip hook feature means you can connect and disconnect your chain without having to remove the clevis pin each time, which is a real time-saver when you’re switching between different pulling setups. Make sure your entire chain system is rated for the loads you’re planning to handle.