CURT 82900 Threaded Quick Link Trailer Safety Chain Hook Carabiner Clip, 5/16-Inch Diameter, 8,800 lbs Break Strength

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Well made

Great way to keep engine from torquing enough to ruin a new motor mount. Welded it to the frame of my car, and with this and a turnbuckle from it to my 505 inch big block Chevy motor, my new motor mount is safe from being torn apart from 650 plus foot pounds of torque.

Hard to get the threads to line up. Had to use an end wrench.

I use them on my truck they make it easy to hook up the safety chains . They work great !!

Used for chains on trailers seem strong and nice

It's great that all pertinent specs are clearly listed in print and also in the images/diagrams provided. There's no guesswork when these are out and about in the shop or field, either.The one thing not shown is that these Threaded Quick Chain Links (these are not Carabiner Clips, that is just a search keyword) have the diameter of the shaft stamped as 5/16 (") and the WLL (Working Load Limit) as well: 1760 lbs. and NOT the 4,400 LBS Break Strength, probably to avoid confusion.Also stamped "Made in Taiwan". These were less expensive than the local hardware store, and CURT is a fairly well known brand.

I never used it since it's oversize for me but I kept it, since it's strong and I may need it later.