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Re: Chain and binder advice
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Posted by novice on January 24, 2004 at 00:43:24 from (193.130.33.3):
In Reply to: Chain and binder advice posted by JimH on January 21, 2004 at 06:06:55:
Good comments below. Wiring or Zip tie the breakover type binder handle around or through the chain. I also drop my chain hooks down through the stake pockets, around and up and hang the hook ot the top. That way if the chain should come loose a bit it tends to hang on the hook and not flop around loose where it can come up out of the stake pocket. Of course if it's too loose, it can bounce up and off but it should never get that loose. I also find I need to stop and tighten down after several miles after things settle in and bounce around a bit. I like the comment about seperately tieing off the boomers to the chain so if something does come loose, they still stay connected to the chain.
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