Product Description
- Pair of HD Safety Towing Chains: Designed for the Shocker QuickAir 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Conversion Hitch (Also works with 5th wheel camper trailers)
- Increases Safety: Saves the trailer from hitting the cab or separating from the truck.
- HD Design: Each heavy-duty steel chain is rated at 24,000 lbs each.
- Bolt-On Installation: Bolt directly to the integrated pin box chain brackets so no welding or modifications are required.
- Zinc Finish: Protected by a yellow zinc finish for long-lasting life.
- Kit Includes: (2) 42″ chains, (2) hooks, and (2) chain attachment bolts. Chains can be used on any gooseneck trailer, but different hardware may be required for installation.
- Fits Gooseneck Pin Boxes Integrated Chain Mounting Slots: Fits Shocker Hitch 5th Wheel Pin Boxes with integrated chain mount slots that don’t require wing brackets.
- Safety Notice: Each safety chain assembly connecting your trailer to your vehicle must meet or exceed the gross trailer weight.
When towing with a 5th wheel to a gooseneck hitch system, it is essential to use safety chains, as they are required by law for gooseneck towing. The Shocker Gooseneck Safety Chain Kit is designed to work seamlessly with our Shocker Quick Air 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Air Hitch Conversion Kit and also works with the quick air 5th wheel pin boxes that have the integrated chain mount slots. The chain kit with mounting hardware fits newer Shocker Hitch pin boxes that feature integrated mounting slots for a chain kit. This safety chain kit includes two 42-inch chains, two chain hooks, and two attachment bolts. Each chain is rated for 24,000 lbs., ensuring maximum towing safety.
At Shocker Hitch, we prioritize safer, smoother towing, and using safety chains is a critical step in preventing dangerous situations, such as accidental uncoupling of the trailer from the hitch. Protect yourself and your equipment by incorporating Shocker Hitch Safety Chains into your towing setup. Note: Chains can be used on any gooseneck trailer, but different hardware may be required for installation.
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