Posted by 504 on September 30, 2014 at 19:54:34 from (199.127.54.155):
In Reply to: tying down a tractor posted by Just Another Old Geezer on September 30, 2014 at 16:08:37:
I am sure it was no one here, but I followed a nice shinny JD on it s way to the Hamilton IL show a few weeks ago. One chain on the front two binders, the rear had one chain run through a clevis with one binder. The bad thing was the rear chain was run from the last stake pocket up to the tractor and back to the other rear. You will not believe how much the chains were jumping,it was easy to see how a chain can break. I am not saying I have never done the same thing, but now there is no way I will tie down with out four crossed chains and four binders(I am buying ratchet style, if it is good enough for the Army)
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