I haul mostly equipment and well head testing stuff. I started with [8] 3/8 20' chains and 16 ratchet binders. After dragging those stinkin' chains around and having to deal with all the extra, I cut 4 of them in half and it makes it alot easier. So that's: [8] 10' 3/8 chains with a hook on one end (4) 20' 3/8 chains with a hook on both ends (16) 3/8-1/2 ratchet binders (6) 3" ratchet binders Marc M
Thanks for the info. I know they haul some sort of lumber over in the Aliquippa Industrial park and deal with ESM.
Pulling a 48' flat: 10-3/8,G7, 20' chains and snap binders. 20-4",belts 1-4", ratchet 2-2", belts and ratchets 2-24'x26' lumber tarps 1-fitted smoke tarp 100- 21" bungies 2-Oversize Load signs 8-18" square red flags, 4 magnetic mounts 2- Red, 2-Amber, magnetic lights, battery powered Misc. Old tarp cut into 2'x10' strips to place under tarps when hauling sharp, jagged things. Tractor has a rotating beacon.
I have a 53 ft step deck (with sliding spread) with 24 sliding winches (12 on each side) I drive all over the country hauling a variety of things so here's what I carry for securement 24 - 4 inch straps (Kinedyne and Ancra brands are the best, IMO) 10 - 2 inch ratchet straps (I use Ancra) 12 - chains (stay away from made in China) 12 - binders (4 ratchet and 8 snap) Stay away from made in China 48 - corner protectors 100 - 21 inch bungees (USA made are the toughest)
This is a tough find sometimes but internet is best source. USA made binders http://www.tarps4less.com/acatalog/STANDARD_CHAIN_BINDER__USA_.html USA made chain and binders http://www.uscargocontrol.com/Flatbed-Trailer-Products/Transport-Chain-Chain-Binders