Checker Distributors
Checker Distributors CH4121-8 Wheel Chock 8 in 10000 lb
Rubber wheel chock with grooved tread secures vehicles up to 10,000 lb and fits tires up to 55 in diameter
- Supports vehicles up to 10,000 lb max weight
- Grooved tread surface grips tyres securely
- Fits tyres up to 55 in diameter
- Meets OSHA 1910.178 k safety standard
- Includes eye bolt for easy positioning
General-purpose rubber wheel chock
The CHECKERS CH4121-8 is a single rubber wheel chock with grooved tread on both the contact surface and base. It measures 8 in wide, 8 in deep and 5 in high, and includes an eye bolt for handling or tethering. The chock suits general-purpose use wherever a basic, durable block is needed.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a passive rubber block the chock generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no power in any situation. Its grooved tread maintains grip on wet or dry surfaces without mechanical assistance. Performance depends only on correct placement against the tyre.
Replaces worn or missing chocks
This unit replaces damaged, lost or undersized chocks for vehicles up to 10,000 lb with tyre diameters up to 55 in. It meets OSHA 1910.178 k for wheel-chock requirements. The jump is worth it when existing chocks no longer hold the rated weight or show cracked rubber.
Highlights
- Supports vehicles up to 10,000 lb max weight
- Grooved tread surface grips tyres securely
- Fits tyres up to 55 in diameter
- Meets OSHA 1910.178 k safety standard
- Includes eye bolt for easy positioning
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the CH4121-8 wheel chock and what step is often missed?
Place the chock snug against the tyre tread on level ground with the grooved base down; the step often missed is securing the included eye bolt to a fixed anchor point to prevent the chock from sliding out under load.
What maintenance or replacement will the CH4121-8 rubber wheel chock need over time?
Inspect the rubber for cracks, chunking or worn tread grooves before each use; replace the chock immediately if any damage is found or if the eye bolt shows deformation or corrosion.
What is the first limit reached when the CH4121-8 is used continuously under a heavy vehicle?
The 10,000 lb maximum vehicle weight rating is the primary limit; exceeding it can cause the rubber to deform or the chock to shift, compromising the hold even on tyres up to 55 in diameter.
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