Posted by john in la on May 25, 2008 at 04:33:17 from (67.35.255.170):
In Reply to: Tie down chain posted by 37chief on May 24, 2008 at 09:16:42:
All chains are marked with a stamp or tag. If the stamp or tag is not read able then the chain drops to class 30 no matter what the grade is.
You can not use the chains load limit given by the manufacture. You need to use the chart above because this is what the DOT will use.
There are rules to how many chains you need on each piece hauled. Follow the link to a complete set of the rules. §393.Subpart I... includes §393.100 to §393.136
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