Checkers Industrial Safety Products
Checkers Industrial Safety Products Wheel Chock Yellow 11 In H MC3009
Urethane wheel chock supports vehicles up to 240,000 lb with grooved tread and rubber pad
- Supports vehicles up to 240,000 lb for heavy-duty stability
- MSHA certified for mine safety compliance
- Urethane construction resists wear in harsh conditions
- Grooved tread surface grips tires securely
- Fits tires up to 65 in diameter
Industrial Wheel Chock MC3009
The Checkers MC3009 is a single urethane wheel chock designed for mine support equipment. It measures 11 inches high, 15 1/8 inches wide and 15 inches deep with a grooved surface tread and smooth base tread. A rubber pad is included and the unit meets MSHA standards for industrial use.
Suited for heavy machinery up to 240,000 lb
This chock supports vehicles with maximum tire diameters of 65 inches, making it appropriate for large mining and industrial fleets. Operations needing to secure lighter vehicles or smaller tire profiles should evaluate whether the capacity and dimensions match their specific equipment requirements.
Simple placement with included rubber pad
Installation consists of positioning the chock against the tire tread; the grooved surface and rubber pad provide grip on varied ground conditions. Ensure the chock is centered and fully seated before relying on it to hold the rated vehicle weight.
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- Price $235.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 1,558 comparable items (median $34.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | Checkers |
Questions about this item
What maximum vehicle weight must my equipment not exceed for the MC3009 chock to work?
The chock is rated for vehicles up to 240,000 lb, so your machine must weigh less than that figure.
Will the 11 in height and 15 in width fit the tyre on my older haul truck?
It accommodates tyres up to 65 in diameter, so measure your tyre; if it is 65 in or smaller the chock will engage correctly.
How can I confirm the chock is seated properly after placing it?
The grooved surface tread should grip the tyre tread and the smooth base tread should sit flat on the ground with the rubber pad in contact.
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