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Tie-down chains to D-rings?
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Posted 4/17/2022 10:25 (#9617566 - in reply to #9617337)
Subject: RE: Tie-down chains to D-rings?


S.E. Washington
Ron..NE ILL..10/48 - 4/17/2022 08:14

What methods are there to attaching binder chains to these flip-up D-rings on a Kaufman trailer?

It seems that simply looping the chain through the ring & then hooking chain to itself would allow the chain to come unhooked if became slack somehow. I say this because if you use the chain spacers provided inside rub-rail type tie-downs, you can loop the chain UNDER the spacer, then back up to a stake pocket & hook with the hook pointing down. That way if the chain comes loose due to a flat tire on the tied down tractor, the chain will remain hooked, though slack has appeared. I realize that sometimes the load (assuming a tractor) is blocked up so the tires don't carry the load, or get squished. But, I'm guessing most local haulers don't practice that.

Is there a method to tie to these to keep the chain from coming unhooked? Maybe I'm missing the obvious.

Thanks




Put these slip hooks on the end of your chains is one option.



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