A lot of people don’t know your binder technically has is max rated load capability when the threads are 1” from bottoming out. If they are sticking way out on the treads still maybe even half way (but tight)a dot officer can get you for improperly secured load.
It'd be nice to load and secure just one or two machines a day. Local Heavy Equipment Rental Drivers are delivering 4-8 times per day and Picking up the same.....60% of locations are downtown!! 😅 tendinitis is a guarantee
Oil your binders and they wont be so hard to work. I also don't like to run my binders all the way out, especially on something really heavy. The more threads you have in your binder once you're done tightening the better.
pulled flatbed lower 48 n Canada 20 years and NEVER did that to keep the chains from turning SM EFFIN H. Duh. Great video. btw never had a damage claim, loss, wreck or shifted load.
WE ARE ALL VERY LUCKY THAT SWIFT DOES NOT HAUL HEAVY EQUIPMENT. !!!!
A lot of people don’t know your binder technically has is max rated load capability when the threads are 1” from bottoming out. If they are sticking way out on the treads still maybe even half way (but tight)a dot officer can get you for improperly secured load.
It'd be nice to load and secure just one or two machines a day. Local Heavy Equipment Rental Drivers are delivering 4-8 times per day and Picking up the same.....60% of locations are downtown!! 😅 tendinitis is a guarantee
Straight chain pulls are more effective and safer than crossing chain tie downs !
Oil your binders and they wont be so hard to work. I also don't like to run my binders all the way out, especially on something really heavy. The more threads you have in your binder once you're done tightening the better.
pulled flatbed lower 48 n Canada 20 years and NEVER did that to keep the chains from turning SM EFFIN H. Duh. Great video. btw never had a damage claim, loss, wreck or shifted load.
When ever I cross chains I always put a plastic pallet in between to stop chains from rubbing.2x zippy ties to hold it on.
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How to chain down my dad's kubtoa l5030 onto a flat trailer
Snaps are the best to use
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very good video, very informative, about the subject.
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Great video well explained
Good information.
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does the info and regulations on this video apply only Alaska or all 48 states? awesome video, very detailed...thanks
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The backhoe bucket wasn’t all the way down against the trailer deck and dummy was chatting about making sure every thing was down and secure 🤣🤣😂
15 feet is piss all.