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Topic: tying down a 300
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| bkpigs
07-03-2012 20:01:15
24.182.238.167
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Gonna use 5/8 X 3" bolts through the respective hole on each side of the front of the tractor while hauling on a trailer. The hole goes through the rails and into the front bolster casting. Am I going to need to worry about the casting cracking? I would think not since it is pretty thick.
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| bkpigs
07-04-2012 09:41:18
24.182.238.167
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Re: tying down a 300 in reply to bkpigs, 07-03-2012 20:01:15
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| Thanks guys. Will go ahead with it.
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| Dean Olson
07-04-2012 06:12:01
98.196.66.64
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Re: tying down a 300 in reply to bkpigs, 07-03-2012 20:01:15
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| | That will work. That's the way I tie down my SH. I hook 2 chains on the front, ease the SH forward with the motor to put tension on. I hook 2 more chains on the back with 2 ratchet binders and snug them up. Front chains are slightly angled towards the back and back chains slightly angled towards the front. Never had it move yet.
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| wayne in mn
07-03-2012 20:51:31
24.179.181.245
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Re: tying down a 300 in reply to bkpigs, 07-03-2012 20:01:15
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