5) 5/16" Grade 70 Transport Chains.
5) 5/16" Binders.
10) Edge Protectors.
Bungies.
2) Coil Racks.
2) Pieces of Dunnage.
2) Coil Mats.
1) Steel Tarp.
1) Paper to cover coil.
1) 4" Strap.
TMC 40,000 lb coil securment question
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by OEF08, Sep 18, 2011.
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I worked for TooMuchChrome from May 9th to Aug 17th...
I guarentee you, we did not use JUST 5 chains.... Everything is right except for the count... I agree with others,,you will be trained their way, by them...no need in going there and someone telling you one thing now and they tell you something diffrent when you get there.. I liked working for them,,they will keep you busy...I hope you like working from the time you get up till your HOS run out and then some...
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WLL of 5/16" Grade 70 Transport Chain is 4,700 lbs.
Using the Indirect Securement formula, the coil is 40,000 lbs divided by 4,700 equals 8.51 divided by 2 equals 4.255 chains needed, rounded up to 5 chains.
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Relax highspeed.... my post was not stating anything about you not telling the truth.. so, no need to defend yourself.
I will concede that every single coil I picked up, I used 6 or 7 chains..dont remember exact weights but that is what was done. I went to orientation in Columbia, SC they had big bertha there,,,,7 chains... I don't remember what bertha weighed but she was big..OEF08 Thanks this. -
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Not former.......but yeah.
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