Installation Time
(approx) 1 Hour
Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
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Moose Knuckle Offroad Jowl Split Shackle 3/4 and Mohawk 2.0 Receiver Combo; Black Lung/Obscene Orange (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
- Split Shackle and 2.0 Receiver Combo
- Jowl Split Shackle 3/4
- Mohawk 2.0 Receiver
- Split "J" Design Shackle
- No Need for Tools or Soft Shackles
- Shackle Yields 10,000 Pound Work Load Limit (5 Tons)
- Breaking Strength of 50,000 Pounds
- Receiver Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) of 3,500 Pounds
- Tongue Weight (TW) of 300 Pounds
- Warm Forged 6061-T6 Aluminum Receiver
- UV and Weather-Proof Black Lung Anodized Finish
- Grain Flow Angled for Increased Connection Point Strength
- Shackle Made of Forged Chromium Molybdenum (CrMo) Steel
- Tough and Weatherproof Obscene Orange Powder-Coated Finish
- Integrated Rubber Anti-Chatter Pads
- Grade 8 Steel Pin Design with 7/8-Inch Diameter
- Rigorously Tested for Reliability and Efficiency
- Durable, Dependable, and Long-Lasting Quality
- Straightforward Bolt-On Installation
- Drilling and Modification Not Required
- Universal Fitment
| Brand | Moose Knuckle Offroad |
| Type | D-Ring Shackles |
Description
Ultimate Offroad Strength and Style. The Moose Knuckle Offroad Jowl Split Shackle 3/4 and Mohawk 2.0 Receiver Combo delivers top-tier performance for offroad enthusiasts. Combining a durable split shackle design and a robust receiver, this combo is engineered to simplify vehicle recovery with no need for additional tools or soft shackles.
Construction and Appearance. The Jowl Split Shackle is forged from chromium molybdenum (CrMo) steel, featuring a bright, weather-resistant Obscene Orange powder-coated finish. The Mohawk 2.0 Receiver is precision-crafted from warm-forged 6061-T6 aluminum, treated with a UV- and weatherproof Black Lung anodized coating for exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. Integrated rubber anti-chatter pads ensure a secure and silent fit.
Installation. The straightforward bolt-on installation process eliminates the need for drilling or modifications. Designed for universal fitment, this combo is perfect for a wide range of vehicles and setups.
Application. This Moose Knuckle Offroad Jowl Split Shackle 3/4 and Mohawk 2.0 Receiver Combo fits universally on compatible 2.0-inch receiver hitches.
Moose Knuckle Offroad FN000028-005
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Installation & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Split Shackle and 2.0 Receiver Combo
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