Grade 70 Towing Safety Chain with Slip Hooks and Safety Latches for Heavy-Duty Agricultural Hauling

Description

When you’re hauling implements, trailers, or equipment behind your tractor, safety chains aren’t just smart—they’re your backup plan when things go wrong. This Grade 70 chain with slip hooks and safety latches gives you the peace of mind that comes with knowing your load stays connected, even if your primary hitch fails. At 6,600 pounds working load limit, it’s built for the serious work you do every day.

What You’re Getting

• Grade 70 high-strength steel construction that’s tougher than standard Grade 43 chain
• Slip hooks with safety latches that won’t come undone on their own, even over rough ground
• 6,600 pound working load limit handles heavy implements and loaded trailers
• 36-inch length gives you the flexibility to cross under your tongue properly
• Class 4 towing rating meets DOT requirements for heavier agricultural equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This chain is sized right for medium to heavy agricultural trailers, manure spreaders, grain carts, and larger implements. The 3/8-inch links and Grade 70 steel give you nearly double the strength of regular proof coil chain, which matters when you’re pulling a loaded grain cart or hay wagon over uneven ground.

Made to Last

Grade 70 steel is heat-treated for maximum strength and durability. The slip hooks are forged, not cast, so they won’t crack under stress. The safety latches keep the hooks closed even when the chain goes slack, which happens more often than you’d think when crossing ditches or uneven terrain.

Good to Know

Always cross your safety chains under the tongue in an X-pattern—this creates a cradle that catches the tongue if your ball mount fails. Leave just enough slack so the chains don’t bind when turning, but not so much that the tongue hits the ground. Check the latches periodically to make sure they’re working smoothly and replace the chain if you see any stretched links.