Tensioner Tool Availability for Titan Tire Chains

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Do all Titan brand chains with Cam tensioners use the same standard wrench size? If you dont know what are the dimensions of the cam hole this wrench fits?

asked by: Ken

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Expert Reply:

Titan has a few different cam tensioner tools based on the size of the Titan chains. The part # TCLH3 is for standard chains that are at least 7 mm thick, # TCLH2 is for standard chains that are up to 5.5 mm thick, # TCTH3 is for heavy duty chains that are up to 7 mm thick, and # TCTH2 are for heavy duty style chains up to 5.5 mm thick.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

The Titan chains part #TC2828CAM come with an L-shaped cam wrench like the part #TCLH2 but if you wanted a T-shaped wrench you'd instead want the part #TCTH2. The T style will be a bit easier to use.

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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