🔗 Indusco 54400012 Grade 80 Drop Forged Alloy Steel Connecting Link, 1/2" Trade, 12,000 lbs Working Load Limit - Painted Review

As others have said they are actually yellow not red. No problem, because I like yellow. Not towed yet but they look solid and make it easy to attach safety chains.

First they sent me a yellow color. I just painted them black. The installation took only 2 minutes. On my F250. For the price I'm satisfied.

Great solution for attaching trailer security chains to the 2019 F350 bumper. They are heavy and the center pin feels solid. The photo is red but came out yellow.

That's not red. They came in yellow, which doesn't go with my truck. Revain really needs to update the image. Other than the color, they are the same and make it a lot easier to connect my trailer's chains to the truck.

Well I think they're great because it was very difficult to get the chain hooks into the welded part of the hitch on my GMC 3500 RCA. Note: I have not tested it for the specified resilience, only the functionality is good and the assembly is easy. It should also be noted that mine turned out to be yellow.

Color aside this was exactly what I was looking for. On day one the shaft was painted black and installed as trailer security chain connection points on the new 2020 Ford Super Duty. It only took a few minutes to install, but based on feedback from others, I put the pins in the freezer and used a 4 pound hammer before installing. But overall exactly what I wanted, but BLACK would have been my choice.

Product is perfect but I specifically wanted the red color to match other accessories on the truck but got yellow instead. After a few coats of paint and days of drying I had my red paint and then installed it in about 5 minutes. It was easy with two heavy hammers. One hit the pin and the other provided support on the opposite end. Not difficult at all. They look very nice on my truck and work great when needed to connect trailer chains. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Installed these two devices on my F-350 hitch in less than 10 minutes after getting my tools up and running. The only tools I used were a 2 pound hammer and a stool to sit on. Raised the links so the hitch frame would hold them while I drove the pins in. No silicone sprays or lubes were required, and I didn't freeze the pens like some reviewers did. The pins were already beveled at each end and lined up easily as I hammered them in. The ones I received were yellow, not red, in case that…