Tie Down Anchor by CURT MANUFACTURING - 60692

Part#60692Brand:CURT MANUFACTURING

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Safety Chain Anchors; OEM Compatible For GM; Incl. Gooseneck Ball;
Outfitting your pickup to tow a heavy-duty flatbed or livestock trailer is easy with CURT OEM puck system gooseneck safety chain anchors. Like our OEM puck system gooseneck balls, these safety chain anchors utilize the puck system built into certain pickup trucks today with the towing prep package. They feature a patent pending installation system, easily dropping into the truck bed pucks without any tools required. They feature heavy-duty forged steel construction with a durable carbide black powder coat finish, and they offer large safety chain loops to accept heavy-duty hooks. These particular OEM puck system gooseneck safety chain anchors are compatible with Ram pickups with the truck bed puck system. They cannot be installed without it. The anchors can be purchased as a standalone item or as part of a complete kit (#60618) that also includes the OEM puck system gooseneck ball, a rubber hole cover and a durable storage case.

SKU: 63x9jmgop3

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