Chain Size
The previous owner cut the lenghts of the threaded rods in the Torklift XLs that came with my TC. Torklift gave me the correct measurement of the rod lenght, and recommended I use chain to make up the...
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Kayteg1 wrote:
During accident lot of elements are exposed to 2-5G, so it is hard to draw a line.
The SS chain I bought is thinner than fastguns recommended, but then SS is generally stronger than black steel.
Then in case of accident do I really want the camper to stay behind my cabin?
Lot of factors to consider, but coming from ClassA motorhome I think I am way safer comparing to motorhomes that have no accident integrity above the floor level.
Absent a roll over the G-Forces acting on the truck and camper are going to be basically the same so the chain isn't going to be stressed that much. Much more likely the tie-down points on the camper will fail before the chain does.
That being said, I see nothing wrong with going for a stronger chain (within reason)
