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Re: Binders while chaining up.
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Posted by Loren Coffin on October 08, 2005 at 11:53:40 from (12.108.31.4):
In Reply to: Re: Binders while chaining up. posted by Brian in Ohio on October 08, 2005 at 11:29:46:
See what you mean but I don't care for adding more pieces. My point is to makes as few "hooks" as possible, making less chance for something to un-hook. I've had a chain so long on the rear that I doubled back through the tractor and hooked to itself. Took up all the slack and you've still got only two hooks to deal with on the rear. Simple rope tie the chains together just above the hook to keep the downhill hook in case of a slack. Guess it's just what does it for me. Add another binder and you've not only got 2 more hooks but the tensioner too to possibly fail(or loosen).
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