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  1. Nostalgic

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  3. 50WT

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    Yes , I've done that way many times. Have hauled as many 11 per load.
    Never chained more than 3 in a group. They ride good like that.
     
  4. skellr

    skellr Road Train Member

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    Yes.
    When you you are running 99 though California everything can seem to be to be worse than it is. :)
     
  5. shooter19802003

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    Pshhhh, just tell the cop it's loaded on a 96 and stick it into the wind.....lol
     
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  8. D.Tibbitt

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    Ive only hauled scissor lifts a couple times before . the way i done it was similar but after each lift, the chain goes down to the rail then back up to the next lift . not sure if it made any difference or made it any more secure then that picture. At the end of the day it was still 1 chain and if it failed all lifts were unsecured on that side.

    Blue line being the chain.

    grouped3~2.jpg

    What other way is there to secure those?
     
  9. Nostalgic

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    No logical way, unless you happen to carry a ton of binders. I wish I could just be like a white Volvo-ite and just do away with carrying chains altogether.
     
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  10. kylefitzy

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    May be able to see how it’s done. 13 lifts, 10 chains, 12 binders? I do like to go back to the rail between lifts. 31755238-74FE-4B0A-A743-1A2EB47C4334.jpeg
     
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  11. shooter19802003

    shooter19802003 Road Train Member

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    Ahhh, see....there's the rub. My power of NO works very well. Lots of loads out there and that one ain't going on my trailer. I'd just treat it like a @Kyle G. load.....take one look......then walk away slowly.
     
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