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Posted by Kevin (FL) on March 29, 2004 at 13:59:29 from (12.76.73.18):
In Reply to: Transporting tractors posted by Bob on March 28, 2004 at 09:12:13:
Bob, I use both--chains & binders at the four corners--crossed/diagonally arranged for better holding. Also I use the nylon ratchet-type rigs to go across the torque tube area and if possible I run one through the rear rims, right along the "6-o'clock" position. Learned that trick from a farmer/trucker in South Dakota. I like the nylon straps 'cause they're easy to set up but I've seen too many break or get cut to trust them on my tractors or anyone elses. When I do use the nylon, I now use chaffing gear underneath the straps--where ever they make a hard contact. Haven't parted a strap since I started doing that. Oh, on the binders and chains, I use copper wire or tie wraps (cable ties) to secure any loose sections of chain and to secure a section of chain around the handle of the chain binder. I started doing this when I had a couple of chain binders "spring open" on rough roads. For long runs I use padlocks to secure the chain section around the chain binders and also to prevent anyone tampering with anything at truck stops, hotels or rest areas.
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