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Proper Safe Tie Down Practice Trailering 101 Safety Chain Leveled
Proper Equipment & Safe Tie-Down Practices - Trailering 101
16. With the tow vehicle and trailer now leveled properly, you can see the center (galvanized) safety chain at the front. This is strictly for security, a backup in the event that something should give way. You may want to add additional backup straps. There are no limits when it comes to safety. Try to visualize where this load will go if severe whipping, jackknifing, or panic braking were to occur. Always make sure the trailer's brakes are in top condition and adjusted to work in sync with the tow vehicle's brakes. View Related Article
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