FITHOIST G80 Log Chain 5/16 X 14 Ft | Tow Chain with Grab and Slip Hooks | Heavy Duty Chain WLL 4,900 lbs | Trailer Safety Chain for Pulling & Towing

Item received quickly following order date. First impression was the chain looks and feels to be heavy duty. This 14 footer rated for 4900 lbs is perfect for dragging tree trunks out of the woods after felling. I cant always get my trailer and/or log splitter in to the area of some of the trees I cut for firewood. This 14 heavy duty chain is perfect for dragging the trunks/big limbs out with my 4 wheeler! This chain saves me a lot of time and physical labor and is a great investment at a $43 price point!

Good grade 80 chain for holding down loads on the trailer. With 4900 lb, confident in its holding power.

What can I say, a chain is a chain. It is sturdy and I especially like the slip hook on one end thus allowing me to pull logs and limbs without losing them because I couldn’t get the chain wrapped tightly enough on loose limbs and such. I have a large area of trees behind the house, and there is always deadfall and lightening got a few of them so it seems that I’m always cleaning up back there. The slip hook makes it a much easier job to gather up limps. The 5/16 inch chain is quite suited for the task.

Keep it wrapped around the front bumper of my tractor. If I need to clear a trail or haul a log out of the forest its a piece of cake with this chain. Thats what its made for and is plated so it doesnt rust as easily as standard steel chains will. So far so good.

The 5/16 link chain is 14 feet long and comes with one 5/16 clevis mounted hook on each end. One hook is a grab hook (to hook onto chain links) and the other is a slip hook (for general hook tasks) for a wide variety of applications. Both hooks have industry approved rating information embossed on their bodies. Can be used in the logging industry as well as automotive hauling. Both chain and hook are heat treated and have a yellow zinc chromate coating for corrosion resistant usage in outdoor and indoor applications.

I’m using this around a farm for general work to pull thing out and around. Worked great to remove some fence post using a tractor. One side has a smaller hook that slips into a chain link, while the other end is a larger hook.

Not a whole lot to say about it. Its a chain. Links all look great and it even looks like the style of welding or because of work done after their pretty smooth with no ridges.