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Re: Binders while chaining up.
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Posted by 720Deere on October 09, 2005 at 13:43:35 from (70.22.45.142):
In Reply to: Re: Binders while chaining up. posted by New-Gen on October 09, 2005 at 05:33:46:
"Ok.....now....(still with me?)....let"s put a chain and binder on each corner, pullng crossways....(you know...like the DOT VERY strongly recomends and most intellegent people concerned about public safety and their own liablity would do)...A binder comes loose....now....(at this point you may have to get a calculater or a second grader to help you with the math).....How many binders are left holding the load???? FOUR!!!!! WOW!!!! What a CONCEPT!!!!!!!" If you have four and you take away one, my peabrain tells me (a second grader would probably tell me the same) that you have three left. Three is better than none for sure, but it's not FOUR as you so strongly stated. If you're going to make a strong statement, get it right so the peabrain is the only one that looks stupid.
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