Posted by caterpillar guy on February 24, 2017 at 10:32:32 from (75.128.155.226):
In Reply to: Another tractor tiedown ? posted by Dave Sherburne, NY on February 23, 2017 at 17:06:26:
I use both all the time all over the country, and never heard anything about one or the other being outlawed (illegal). I Do hook down the opposite side of the pocket from the direction I am pulling so the chain pulls away from the pocket on top. I 've had this trailer since 1998 and no bent stake pockets yet. As for the BS about the over width with in reason the ties down equipment is not considered part of the load so not counted in the width. Now this does not mean you can have it sticking out feet or many inches from the side to tie down your legal width load. There are places that snap binders or over center work better for space than the ratchet binders and vice versa. As for the contest about the angle of the pull I will not get into that it is a no win deal.
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