Product Description
Prolink Bridle Winch Line Shackle Mount | Universal | Multiple Color Options, 16,000lb Max Load Limit
The three individual shackle mounting holes allow the winch operator to mount fixed length bridle links to the outside positioned holes for common bridle towing, as well as a single centered shackle mounting point for a conventional single shackle recovery point. Dedicated shackle mounting points prevent dangerous shackle side loading conditions due to the pivoting feature of the shackle pin mounting hole.
Engineered and machined in the USA from lightweight billet 6061 aluminum, ProLink doesn’t require splicing and is compatible with steel or synthetic ropes and both hawse and roller fairleads. The cable eye is retained in the ProLink by an ultra-strong aerospace-grade titanium double-shear pin and internal snap ring, and is easily installed in minutes. The EPDM rubber guards protects alloy fairleads and is securely attached to the ProLink with four barbed tips and prevents rattling.
The ProLink is Factor 55’s original shackle mount. Trusted and used by first responders worldwide, ProLink is easy to install and allows winch owners the ability to replace the vehicle’s winch hook with a stronger shackle/D-Ring mount.
Prolink Bridle Winch Shackle Features:
- Three individual shackle mounting holes allow the winch operator to mount fixed-length bridle links to the outside positioned holes for common bridle towing and single centered shackle mounting point for a conventional single shackle recovery point
- Commercial product designed primarily for the towing industry
- Fits all steel cables and synthetic ropes up to 3/8inch diameter
- Prevents dangerous shackle side loading conditions
- 5/8 diameter Titanium double-shear pin and internal snap ring for an ultra-secure connection
- EPDM rubber guards are attached with four barbed tips and protects fairleads, cushions line stowage, and prevents rattling
- Precision machined from 6000 series aluminum
- Engineered, Tested, and Made in USA. Patent pending
- Working Load Limit: 16,000 lbs., Ultimate failure of greater than 42,000 pounds
