What's in your chain bag?

For winter and/or chaining I have flock-lined rubber gloves, the bright orange ones. If it is real cold I wear a thin cotton liner in them. That way I can still grasp small steel items without freezing my fingers and together they are warm enough for anything you're going to encounter in CA... or pretty much anywhere else (I work in the frozen far north).

 

Well depends what I am doing for reefer/dry van I carry;

Propane camp stove
winter hunting orange coveralls
10 pack road flairs
northern 2 layer winter gauntlets
50ft 116000 lbs tow strap
gal methol hydrate
2 gals fresh water
dehydrated camp food packs
-40 sleeping bag


For heavy local :

2 bars babbit
tiger tourch
2 x 50x1" tow cables
2 1-1/4 snatch blocks
orange winter hunting coveralls
5 gals isopopyl alcohol
20 lbs propane tank
full tool set
20lbs sludge hammer
asst wood blocks
chain saw

Plus all the regular kit carried on the truck

 

no chain bag anymore. don't go that far west anymore. even when I did , they were for show or when stuck. my freight was never that important to the company. they had a guy killed chaining in Utah,on I-80, once and that was it for them.

 

It sounds like chains in mine.

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But it's actually 1250 rounds of 9mm.

 

I use cables, alot lighter faster and sturdier.

 

chains duh

 

i run bare foot...never had a storm i could not make that way. even in the blizer in colorodo and wy i ran thru it bare footed while everyone was stopping chaining and stuck i was on the road running down the highway. i do keep goods in case things get shut down. candy bars those hersey gaint chocolate bars. canned food bread and 1 gallon of water and 1 gal of sweet tea. chains are over rated think about it if its so bad you have to stop and chain good chance when you do stop your stuck. i have been stopped for a short time waiting for the green to run bare footed again and still caught and passed the guys who stopped and chained and now had to un chain

 

my ex wife......along with the ball

 

Jimmy Hofa.........