[AT] Chain grades

[Ronald L. Cook]

Thanks, Bob.  On another note that is going off-topic, I sometimes see 
flatbed trailers with a vehicle, like a car or pickup, loaded with the 
freight.  Commercial haulers I am talking about here.  I have noticed 
quite often they are secured with what looks to be nylon webbing 
strapped over the wheels.  This would be a very handy way to secure 
those vehicles as usually I can never find a suitable place to put a 
chain.  I assume those are legal, as I have seen the trucks pull over 
the scales and continue on their way.  Anyone have experience with them 
or know where to purchase them?  I have to move a pickup a couple times 
a year on a trailer and I would like to go that route.

Ron Cook
Salix, Ia

Bob W wrote:
> That is grade 70
> 
> Bob W [FL]
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> <I just looked at my good chains.  The links have what looks like C 7 
> <stamped in them.  Is that grade 70?  Or someting else?
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> <Ron Cook
> <Salix, Ia