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3/8-Inch Safety Pin with 12-Inch Chain

Item U3966
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      Product Information

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      Features & Specs

      • 3/8" Diameter Pin Secures Coupler Latches, Jack Legs, Pintle Hooks, and More
      • Square Retainer Wire Clip Provides Quick Latch and Added Clearance
      • 12" Chain for Convenient Attachment and to Prevent Loss
      • Constructed from High-Strength Carbon Steel for Durability
      • Durable Zinc-Plated Finish for Corrosion Resistance

      Description

      Reliable Towing Security. The 3/8-Inch Safety Pin with 12-Inch Chain is designed to securely fasten coupler latches, jack legs, pintle hooks, and other towing components. It ensures your towing setup remains tightly locked during transit, preventing accidental disengagement and enhancing safety on the road.

      Construction and Appearance. Made from high-strength carbon steel, this safety pin offers robust durability for demanding towing applications. Its zinc-plated finish provides effective rust and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance even under harsh environmental conditions.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling, allowing quick attachment to your trailer coupler or towing equipment. The included 12-inch chain keeps the pin conveniently attached and prevents loss when not in use.

      Warranty. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty with one-year finish and parts coverage.

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