Posted by ericlb on June 18, 2013 at 05:52:55 from (70.41.154.247):
In Reply to: Binders and chain posted by jd36a on June 13, 2013 at 19:07:41:
transport chain and binders is not the place to try and save money, you need to be absoultly sure of what your buying, for example about a dozen years ago a man i know was hauling his dozer on a steel trailer, he had just bought new chain and binders as this dozer was just aquired and he wasnt sure the stuff he had was adaquate, as he went thru a sharp curve,on a narrow 2 lane road, the chain broke, causing the other chains to break too due to the sudden shock of the load shifting the d-6 size dozer slid off the trailer sideways and landed on a suburban going the other way, the man in the suburban did not survive , this man i know, is haunted by nightmares about this incident to this day and probably will be for the rest of his life,he is a good person and as far as i know is well liked by the community, he thought he bought grade 70 chain and it was marked as being such [ attached tag] it obviously was not, its not worth it to not be sure and buy from a reputabale place and get the real stuff, he was also drug thru the court system for years over this,
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