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Posted by jerryl/az on June 12, 2004 at 19:36:47 from (216.67.196.226):
In Reply to: transporting tractor? posted by Bob on June 12, 2004 at 01:46:04:
I was taught to chain front to center, rear to center, and left to right, right to left. front and rear to center serves to allow no forward or rear movement also pulls load down on the center of gravity. the chains left ot right and right to left keep the load centerd on the trailer I always bind on drivers side and wire binders this way I can see my binders the binders will swing or bounce if they come loose if the load is chained tight and right it will not move in any direction Jer
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