QWORK G80 Alloy Steel Hammerlock Coupling Link Connecting Link, 1/2, Red Painted, 12000 lbs Working Load Limit,2 Pack

Just remember to put a little grease on the pin and in the spacer sleeve and then just a few hits with a hammer and youre done. I used marine grease, but any grease should work just fine

They work like it said.

They are heavy for what they are, appear to be good stock and well made. I do not foresee any issues with these down the road. Definitely worth the money.

After installing hitch lights on my truck I need a way to reach behind them to hook up my trailer chains. In the pictures I have attached you can see why I needed them. The hitch lights made it impossible to get to the holes on the hitch slide. I did have a little trouble getting the locking pin through the connector link. Installing them is defiantly a 2 person job. Other than that great product. By adding the Connecting link I am now able to hook my trailer chains to them. I also love the red color because all the ascents on my truck are red and they tie into my color scheme nicely.

After purchasing a Ford F-250 and realizing you cannot hook safety chains correctly to the hitch, this is your fix. Easy installation and put your mind at ease while towing.

I am using these for tow chain hookups for my 2017 F250 I have a Class 5 receiver and its too big to hold my regular safety chains. The product showed up on time and seems to be very strong, (they are rated at 12,000 LBS). I went with Red and they look good on my truck. Looks like the paint on the shackle will hold up well. You need a hammer to install the pin through the holes once you line up the piece that is included in the order. I tow a number of utility trailers and a couple of boats. Nothing I tow is over 10,000 LBS. I will add to this review if there are issues. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

These hooks look great and are very strong when using them!

These are easy to install but be prepared to really smack the pin through. I found it helpful to use a punch on the back side as a guide to help keep the shackle, pin, and center piece all lined up - then bang the hell out of the pin until it pushes the punch out of the way and settles into place.

I used these to make a custom hook assemblies for my tow truck tacklebox to be more secure and ensure that i wouldnt lose a vehicle off my truck.

Perfect for trailer chains. Not sure why there are so many reviews that they are hard to install took literally five seconds each side.