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If the trailer hitch should come uncoupled, the safety chains keep the trailer connected to the towing vehicle. When attached PROPERLY, they will also prevent the tongue of the trailer from digging into the road surface if it should disconnect. Cross the chains left to right, and right to left UNDER the tongue of the trailer.
A boats safety chain is used to prevent accidents such as a boat slipping from its trailer. This can occur when the ratchet mechanism (used to act as a stopper on the winding crank) breaks. I've seen this happen once at my boatclub. A guy tried to put his boat down the ramp and didn't have his safety chain connected and his boat just slid off the trailer and onto the concrete ramp.
An appropriate hitch and safety chains should be used
haha good question i am wondering the same thing let me no if you find out Cross the chains to cradle and catch the tongue or receiver insertion bar when towing and something lets go, the chains are designed to catch and hold the towed vehicle to the tow unit..hope this helps, drive safely.
power loading onto the trailer
A winch post is where you mount either your manual, or electric winch. It also has the bow roller(s) or stop mounted there, and usually has the safety chains mounted to it. They can be adjusted fore and aft for weight redistribution.
first off boat is boat ok
If your boat runs aground, check the safety of passengers, then check for leaks.
to prevent damage to the hull of the boat and docks.
The state of California does not require you to have a boat insurance but it is important to get the boat insured for your own sake and safety in future.
Stays, lines, ropes and halyards.
haha good question i am wondering the same thing let me no if you find out Cross the chains to cradle and catch the tongue or receiver insertion bar when towing and something lets go, the chains are designed to catch and hold the towed vehicle to the tow unit..hope this helps, drive safely.