Re: Ratchet chain binders

Posted by Trkr on June 22, 2016 at 04:25:04 from (71.255.211.220):

In Reply to: Ratchet chain binders posted by Pete in Holland MI on June 21, 2016 at 10:12:24:

Cleaned out my trailer last year,never realized I was carrying so many snap binders still.Go years at a time,never use them.A good clean lubed ratchet binder,is your best choice.The chain won't twist,once there set,like a snap binder can,if you don't get your chain perfectly straight.Also,it's not about how fast you can tie a load down,it's about tying a load down safely and properly.Make sure your chains and hooks are all properly rated,the same as your binder,including the pin that goes through the hook.Have seen guys use soft bolts there when they lose the pin,no good.45 years of hauling specialized machinery around North America,haven't lost anything yet.

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