Weld On Grab Chain Hook G70 3/8" Weld On Chain Grab Hooks Bucket Flatbed Trailer Wrecker Tow Tie Down Forged Steel Working Load Limit: 6600 lbs
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The hooks are forged steel with no galvanizing; I've ordered them several times for use on heavy equipment and they've performed admirably.
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These hooks appeal to me greatly. I welded them to the bucket of my Kubota tractor loader, which was brand new to me. I never thought to look for welding hooks when I bought my last tractor and instead bought regular chain hooks. To remove the loop that goes on the chain, I had to grind them down to make them flat. To get bare metal, I had to grind away the coating. More grinding will be required to create a bevel for weld penetration. br>br>These hooks were ready to use right out of the box. I did spend about a minute with the grinder on each to ensure that the metal was clean. It wasn't really necessary, in my opinion. I also used some acetone to make sure the hook and bucket were free of grease and oil. There is no need to grind for a bevel because they are already designed with one. I primed them and painted them with Kubota oranage paint after welding. They have a nice texture to them, and the paint went on smoothly. br>br>I'm going to get another set and place some hooks on the backhoe at strategic locations.
Fence posts, engines, trees, and other heavy objects can all be pulled with this tool. br>br>These hooks are extremely heavy and come with a pre-drilled hole. For welding on to my bucket, it's been beveled. br>br>There are two things to keep in mind: 1. br>br> If your bucket's top is made of thin metal, weld a plate to it first to provide support and prevent the metal from tearing out. The hooks should be welded to the plate after that. 2. br>br>1. br>br>br>br>br>br I'm not sure what kind of finish they have on these. If it appears to be zinc, power brush it away or wear an approved respirator to avoid inhaling zinc fumes while welding. Heavy metal poisoning is not necessary. br>br>Overall, a fantastic product at a fair price.
I welded these to the top of my bucket after first welding them to a quarter-inch plate to increase surface area. I also welded one of these to the front of each of my trailers so that I could easily grab them and drag them around with a short chain.
These hooks were purchased to be welded to my tractor's bucket. We had these welded on instead of wrapping a chain around the bucket to move things. The welder was blown away by the quality and value of the hooks. In less than ten minutes, he was able to weld them on. This is a game changer; it saves a ton of time and, most importantly, it will save my back. The tractor is currently on the job, but I'll take a picture and post it here if I can edit this message. This is a product that I would strongly recommend.
I wasn't expecting anything edible, but I wasn't expecting so much rust; I'll have to clean them before I can weld them just to get the paint to stick.
These two came with my Kubota tractor when I bought it. With a little grinding and welding, they've added a much-needed component to the tractor.
On a Kubota tractor bucket, I welded this. Hooks with a lot of uses. Make certain you get the correct chain size for the job.
It looks fantastic. Also, it's a fantastic financial investment.