Trailer safety chain

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xs1100, Jun 28, 8:46am
last I heard no they cant as they cant get the weld certified
xs1100, Jun 28, 8:46am
every 4 th link should be stamped to show its certified
skiff1, Jun 28, 10:43am
he means the padlock, not the chain.
cone1, Jul 12, 8:51am
Read the VIRM
cone1, Jul 12, 8:55am
5. A safety chain or cable (including any welded joint, securing bolt or shackle):

a) is not securely attached to the drawbar, or

b) is welded to the drawbar, and

i. there is no clear evidence of weld penetration, or

ii. the weld metal has not been applied in accordance with good trade practice, or

iii. there is no evidence that the chain can be welded without reducing its strength, or

iv. the weld is significantly corroded, has deteriorated or is cracked.
bwg11, Jul 12, 9:03am
Need for comprehension here!

You have listed "reasons for rejection" NOT what is not permissible.
serf407, Jul 12, 9:10am
Few goodies on this page.
http://cmtrailer.co.nz/towballs-fittings/safety-chains-accessories

How long before the NZTA want truck rated Ringfeders on utes?
cone1, Jul 19, 8:33am
Read it again and understand it.
marte, Jul 19, 9:07am
Just bolt it.
Use a proper chain and bolt and shackle.

Even with a fantastic weld, if the chains pulled the wrong way it will peel out the chain and weld.
xs1100, Jan 20, 4:01pm
available from any BNT shop