🔒 12-Pack of 1/2" Heavy Duty Weld-On Forged D-Ring, 12,000 lbs Capacity - Mytee Products Review

I ordered a 12 1/2" weld on the D-rings. I have 10 3/8 chain hooks. I'll keep them because I need a few. Pretty pissed about all of those Situation.

Needed several D-rings for my implement trailer. It worked. If you are looking for D ring welding I assume you know how to weld or can find someone who does.

Heavy Heavy Duty, perfect for hooked end straps, very clean, ready for welding and painting. Comes with nominal weight stamped on the D-ring itself, highly recommended.

I welded them to my implement trailer. Be sure to weld a plate under each on a steel deck trailer to distribute traction. Otherwise, they can easily detach or deform your flooring.

First of all, if you can't weld, I mean really weld, not like a backyard monkey, don't risk your life buying them. Well, if you can cast professional beads, that's great quality. Works great on platforms and trailers.

Bought these to weld to the trailer I have. They appear to be made of high quality steel. Welding was easy. I have used them as a fulcrum for my winch when using a pulley block and they hold up great. no bent rings or anything like that. I usually use them as attachment points on all 4 corners of the trailer and they work great for that.

Just received 1/2 D-rings Unfortunately they don't fit me. I use 2 inch ratchet straps with a metal hook on the end that is slightly larger than a D ring. I always thread the hook through the ring and reattach it to the ratchet to make sure it doesn't fall out over a bump. Or slide around the ring. And I can't take care of it like I always do. I need to get a little bigger in the ring. So a 5/8 with a 3 1/2 ID ring will do.