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Your cart is empty.3'' Web Shackle with Safety Nut Hot Dip Galvanized for Lifting Sling & Strap Web Shackles are developed to provide full engagement of synthetic web slings and straps. Designed for 3'' web sling or strap Specifications Working Load Limited : 13,050 lbs Type : Bolt and Nut with Linch Pin Body Finish : Hot Dip Galvanized Pin Finish : Painted Yellow Over Galvanized Pin diameter : 7/8'' Inside width at bow : 3'' Inside height : 3 1/2'' Safety Factor : 4:1 Inspect prior to usage Never exceed working load limit Avoid shock loads
N.D. Jersey
2025-07-25 17:22:10
Excellent quality from Yellow Lifting. If there name is on it, you can trust it!!Used to distribute the load on a 3†ratchet strap.I now trust this brand for all my lifting supplies! Quick shipping from NJ although they stated the delivery will be slower.
J. Stachowicz
2025-07-19 17:11:30
I purchased 2 of these a few months age, some how over the summer I lost a nut and retainer pin. They were able to quickly send me replacements! I appreciate the service after the sale. I also think these are high quality pieces.
Benjamin S. Stevenson
2025-06-26 15:16:12
Simple; effective. Using this as upper anchor for a 1 ton hoist attached to (2) lifting straps. This is a fixed system with minimal lateral movement.
jose oneil
2025-05-26 09:55:49
Product looks very string but not using
Kevin
2025-04-07 17:43:31
Fundamentally, this will get the job done. It has a reasonably smooth, hot dip galvanized finish. The pin pin to shackle clearance is quite acceptable, so you aren’t fighting to get the pin in while keeping the strap or load in place, and it appears to match its rating. The only weak part, that I won’t even mark down, is that the pin is retained by a snap pin like you would often see holding 3 point tractor hitch implements in place. Just a bunch smaller. The bail on this pin is not as positive as I would like to see. It doesn’t even hold the bail tight to the pin. (Now I need to go check one, and see if their just installed them with the bail flipped the wrong way, and I didn’t think to try the other way). Anyway, it worked with the pin installed as shipped, just maybe not as positively retained as it should be. Might be a trivial fix, and if not, easy to replace the spring bail pin.
Roland
2025-01-05 20:01:47
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