Right. When I bought the red American made, I cant recall if they didn't carry or just was out of stock on the 5/16-3/8... But regardless was just trying to show the difference of a much better product.
Question about chain
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The yellow binders have double sided rivets holding them together, I dont have the press needed to reassemble them nor do I think it would be worth the time considering they cost about $23 each.
I've looked up Lebus, where have you found the best price on them? I've searched and haven't found the answer are they 100% Made in USA? I would think so as they certainly arent cheap... I'm surprised Lebus website doesn't indicate that, atleast not that I can find...
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I have done that a lot anytime I had multiple loads of the same thing.
Just about all the guys hauling mud does or should, in winter the straps are frozen and there is no reason in this world to deal with an extra 15 foot , just because you can.
I used to haul lots of car and utility trailers to Alaska, and used 2 inch straps, I had them all cut down so I didn't have to deal with long tails. In fact I bought 10 foot straps, right from the trailer manufacturer usually. -
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I always carried lots of straps, and since I pulled a step some were 40 footers. I marked them all so I didn't throw one over that was too short. lol
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Some of those odd shaped loads are hard to guess.
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