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My ankles were shackled, and a foot of chain joined them, the chain looped about the central bar. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #11)

The canvas was a common white, not the blue-and-yellow covering, sometimes silk, usually decorating, covering, a slave wagon. The central bar runs linearly the length of the wagon bed. It is hinged at the forward end and fits into a coupling, within which it is commonly locked, at the back end of the wagon bed. My ankles were shackled, and a foot of chain joined them, the chain looped about the central bar. If one wishes to remove a girl from such a wagon, one either unshackles her, or, more commonly, that she remain ankle-shackled, for example, in a camp, one lowers the back of the wagon and unlocks the bar from the coupling at the rear of the wagon, which, lifted, allows the girl to leave the central bar and wagon. I moved toward the rear of the wagon and covered myself, as I could. "Do not bother," he said. - (Conspirators of Gor)