Posted by Moline_guy on June 14, 2020 at 20:50:14 from (66.115.234.41):
We ordered a full set of floor chains from s loan and they seem to be the same gauge and quality as the ones from s houp. Put them in today and they fit and run well. The s houp ones were 145 with free shipping and the s loan ones were 82, but around 20 shipping per chain, even though they were sent together on a pallet and delivered fed ex freight. So for the savings of around 40 per chain, the s loan seems to be a better deal. Been a while since I priced one at a dealership, but I thought they were in the 180 range. S loan did not have the chain rails, so i ordered them out of s houp for around 38 each, I have replated them before, but decided to go with new rails on the new chains. So a little over 1100 into a 40 year old baler, but should be good for another 3000 bales or more.
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