Posted by Larry NEIL on March 07, 2014 at 09:39:12 from (108.69.173.126):
In Reply to: Chain and binders posted by jd36a on March 07, 2014 at 07:12:18:
Hauled lots of machines in my excavating business. One chain on the front pulling forward and one through the hitch pulling rear is fine. 3/8' chain is ample. I never cared for the throw over binders, had a laborer pulling on with a pipe on it , when it slipped it broke his jaw. With a ratchet binder it is easy to crank it up if you notice the chains getting loose. Keep them oiled and they work great. To open the up simply hold the hooks in each hand and stretch your arms out and twirl the binder. You can loosen it up in seconds.
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