Can Turnbuckles Be Used Without the Chains and S Hooks Included in the Camper Tie Down Package TDHP

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Regarding the turnbuckles, I dont need the chains or S hooks because the distance is short enough between my camper eye hooks and the brophy tie down holes that using only the turnbuckles works fine. I assume this is okay, but maybe you can confirm.

asked by: C. C

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Expert Reply:

I spoke with my contact at Brophy and they agree that it is okay to just use the turnbuckles without the chains and S hooks that are included in the hardware package.

expert reply by: Leah S

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