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  1. J

    Chain Grade and WLL disagreement

    I was recently talking to a friend and we couldn’t agree on what the correct way to secure a load was. On say a 12000 lb skid steer I said a grade 70 chain 3/8” and binder on each of the 4 corners. He said a grade 70 chain 3/8” and binder one on front and one on back running from side to side. I...
    • Jmiller26b
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  2. RenoHuskerDu

    Anybody used Ospho on chains?

    I've used it on cattle guards and pipe fences, wheels and flatbeds, truck frames and UTVs. But I was looking at my chain rack and thinking I was stupid to let them get rained on. Now I wonder if Ospho would be appropriate on a working chain? Of course, the 4 corners of my load always get gold...
  3. Bradly Chisholm

    Case 1845 Sprocket Cluster

    Hello all, I have a Case 1845 and I was wondering if someone out there had some info to share with me regarding drive chain adjustment on the Sprocket Cluster? I know the wheel adjustments, just not the one in the middle. Thanks in advance, Brad
  4. D

    Case 550H Chain

    Learning as I go but need some advice on chain bushings. When I purchased the seller stated the UC was at least 70%. I've put less than 40 hours and I've had to replace a front idler and one top roller and now I'm questioning the chain. I've noticed the round bushings on the chain are loose...
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