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Breaking chains

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Bdog, Feb 16, 2016.

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Feb 17, 2016 #11

heavyhaulerss Road Train Member

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1 day while ratcheting I broke a 3/8 link. POW! never happened since.

heavyhaulerss, Feb 17, 2016

heavyhaulerss, Feb 17, 2016

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Feb 17, 2016 #12

Espressolane Road Train Member

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Laclede chains are made in the USA. They have production operations in Marysville, MO.

Delivered many a slinky load to them. Have a few custom chains direct from the manufacturing floor.

Espressolane, Feb 17, 2016

Espressolane, Feb 17, 2016

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Feb 17, 2016 #13

haulhand Road Train Member

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Wrong thread.

haulhand, Feb 17, 2016

haulhand, Feb 17, 2016

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Feb 20, 2016 #14

zinita17601 Road Train Member

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Is just a case of metal fatigue,that chain was worked many times so close to or over the breaking limit.

zinita17601, Feb 20, 2016

zinita17601, Feb 20, 2016

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