1/2" x 20' GRADE 43 DOMESTIC CHAIN WITH H-330 CROSBY HOOKS, WLL: 9200 LBS...45.00 PER

Where are you at??

 

Grade 43? If you got to drag around 1/2 chain, why not get the most out of it? Grade 100 weighs as much as this grade 43 and you get 15,000 WLL . So you will need alot less tie down.

 

Have you ever bought certified grade 100 1/2 inch chain? I bought 8 20 footers 3 years ago and spent just shy of 20,000 dollars on them. Yea I'll buy a cheaper grade and throw a couple more on.

 

gee I bought grade 100 chains 16 ft each with hooks on one side for about 125 each. Did you get those 20,000 dollar chains certified for crane hoisting? I even bought transport chains.. Grade 70 from ATS for about 70 bucks each. If they are certified they are each tested and will have a metal tag secured to each chain. Those are more but 8 of them for 20,000?maybe 3-400 a piece. You can go to carpenter rigging they have a web site and I believe they are in salt Lake, or call up murray trailer in Stockton ,ca. That's where I got mine. They will even ship if you want. And Crosby binders are about the same price. They are rated 15,000 WLL .

 

You paid $125 per foot for 1/2" grade 100 chain with hooks?

 

I quoted "haulhand", not you. So $20,000 divided by 8 chains at 20' long = $125 per foot. Not you