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Re: Strapping Down a F250 to trailer
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Posted by the tractor vet on October 08, 2005 at 13:04:35 from (4.124.74.107):
In Reply to: Re: Strapping Down a F250 to trailer posted by RustyFarmall on October 08, 2005 at 11:42:23:
After i almost lost a brand new gradeall because i had to slam the brakes onto keep from hitting a stupid frieght hauler that came flyen around a blind 90 degree turn to the right and was in my lane and broke two 3/8th G70 chains and streched two more and had the ft.rt. tire half off the trailer i learned a lot now i had 8 3/8 chains on that machine brakes set and in gear and it slid as for haulen a pick up i like to have atleast two chains and 4 binders on it and i prefer the ratchet binders anymore been hit tomany times with the binder pipe or had a chain slip while pullen it down .
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