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Thermoguy
Mar 20, 2021Explorer II
Njmurvin wrote:
I hook mine with a carabiner to a cargo tie down hook at the rear of the bed of my truck.
That is a bad idea - you need the brakes on the trailer to initiate before you hit the end of your chains. The chains should be just a hair longer than the breakaway cable. You also want the tongue of the trailer to stay in the bed, not fall to the ground. You should do a little research on this before you get in an accident.
I don't have an Anderson hitch, but on my gooseneck, the safety chains and breakaway cable have a ring that is attached to the frame on either side of the ball.
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