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Topic: Re: Load binder: ratcheting vs. non ratcheting
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| caterpillar guy
02-25-2012 04:05:51
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I do as Old does. I put snaps on first then use the ratchets to finish tightening. This way you don't need a pipe and things will stay tight.
Now for the making the tires squish. I can make tires beg for mercy with ratchet binders if you use them right. Start by hooking all chains on, then all binders on, latch your snaps this takes most of the slack up then start pulling down the ratchets. I have pulled tractors down 2-4 inches on the rear by letting some air out and pulling the ratchet binders down to get down to legal height. The tires can't have so much air out the side walls rub inside, or the tires can be damaged though.
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