Indusco 54400012 Painted Grade 80 Drop Forged Alloy Steel Connecting Link, 1/2" Trade, 12000 lbs Working Load Limit

Despues de esperar cerca de un mes, hoy recibí los conectores y hacen falta piezas para poder asegurarlos y el pasador no salga. Los conectores no son rojo, como se anuncian en la publicación, son efectivamente amarillos. Amazon me envio reemplazo por la pieza faltante.

The product is perfect but I specifically wanted the red to match other accessories on the truck but got yellow instead. After a couple of coats of paint and drying days I got my red and then installed them in about 5 minutes total. It was easy with two heavy hammers. One to strike the pin while the other offered support on the opposite end. Not difficult at all. These look very nice on my truck and will function beautifully when needed to hook up trailer chains. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I put these on my F250 to make it easier to connect my trailer safety chains. They work perfectly. I was hoping they would be red, but the ones I received are yellow. They are super visible and look well made so should work well long term.

Installed both of these on my F-350 hitch in less than 10 minutes from the time I rounded up tools until I was done. Only tools I used was a 2 lb shop hammer and a stool to sit on. Swung the links up so hitch frame braced them as I drove the pins in. No silicone spray or lubricants of any kind needed, nor did I freeze the pins as some reviewers have done. The pins were already beveled on each end and readily aligned themselves as I drove them in with the hammer. The ones I received were yellow, not red, if that makes a difference. Some reviewers have said they painted theirs black before installing. I am quite happy with these as a solution for hooking up the trailer safety chains.

Ordered two sets of these and they both came in yellow. Bad? No! But when you have a red truck yellow danglers look funky. I ordered red and got yellow They were both 1/2" sets and went on fine. Wife helped me hold em in place for a moment while i used an 8" c clamp to squeeze them together and then finally hit em with a 3 lb. milling hammer and whamo Batman they were in place! I painted mine to match my truck. Yellow danglers looked really funkified.