Speed binder VS ratchet binder
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These would be great if u was running a covered wagon and just steel coils or something similar. Talk about efficiency . Put chain thru coil, binder on chain, couple pumps of drill and go. I may have to pick up a couple and see how good they work . I think the best test of ratchet binders is how well they hold up to the elements on a open rack in winter time . The cheap stuff gets weeded out real quick
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I’d be careful using a impact. The jar could possibly damage the gears.
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I have been using speed binders for over a year and I absolutely love them. I use a top of the line milwaukee drill and they get a lot tighter than anyone could do by hand. The manufacturer claims that use of an impact will void the warranty.
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I still use snap binders.
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