Inside Measurements of Curt Quick Link # C82932

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The link shown is 1/2. I need inside dimension to be 3/4 and 2-3/4 long. All inside dimensions. Need this to hook my safety chains to my hitch where my hooks wont fit in the smaller holes. Thanks

asked by: Bud

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With the quick link # C82932 closed the inside measures 3-5/16 inches by 3/4 inches at the nut or 7/8 inches away from the nut. This is shown in the video I have linked for you. I also made a picture showing the measurements.

expert reply by: Michael H

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