Trans Technology Corp.

Breeze Corporation

John R Huber

An improved geometry for links used in a tiedown chain adapted for attachment to a widely used style of a chain tensioning and securing device. The links are nonreversible, and are longitudinally nonuniform to prevent inadvertent reversed insertion of the chain in the anchoring device.

Tiedown chain

Vehicles are secured to a carrier during shipment by application of a harness preferably comprised of textile webbing to each of the vehicle wheels. A tension member extending from each harness is connected to the deck of the carrier by an adjustable attachment means such as the type comprising a ratcheting spool. The harnesses engage only the inflated tires of the vehicle wheels and accordingly permit the vehicle suspension to react without restraint to irregular movement of the carrier.

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Holicong, PA, United States of America

John R Huber