Purchasing chains, binders, straps, ect.

if your leased on to a decent company, you should be able to purchase new and used equipment directly from them. They will most likely have the best price. If you decide to get some of the equipment used. INSPECT it fully and carefully, make sure its not damaged, worn out or unusable.

Trailer dealerships are good sources as well.

 

Ratchet Straps, Tie Down Straps, E Track Tie Downs, Cargo Straps - U.S. Cargo Control

 

I bought the US Cargo Control yellow straps. I don’t care much for them. They must be a cheaper nylon because they are stiff as hell in cold weather. The Kinedyne straps are easier to work with.

 

If you are a member of OOIDA you get a discount at Tarp Stop and Mytee Products, among others

 

Just curious ...
What grade and size of chain
How many of each item
Years ago I leased on to a company and I brought an entire set thru them (22 of each . Chains, ratchet binders, straps, skid pads, coil racks, 200 bungee cords, 40 plastic edge protectors, 22 metal edge protectors, a bar and some other misc. stuff

 

Shop around, USA (domestic) made products. Farm supply stores carry this equipment also.

Domestic Lever Load Binders, Ratchet Load Binders - For Sale

Good luck

 

I bought 10 grade 70 chains,10 ratchett binders wll 9200lbs,20 4 inch straps,50 plastic protectors,20 metal ones,4 coil pads,20 coil racks,4 2 inch ratchet straps.
I think ill need to add few 4x4s 8ft cut to 45 degrees for hauling coils.

 

I'm having trouble finding 4x4x8 beveled

 

Let me know if you find a supplier for those....