budman67
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I have been reading my searches on this subject on SS, It has
a lot of information. But the one thing I haven't seen are the
don't do this with chains thread.
I came across this photo,and have seen many others like it.
If you look at the picture,the end of the chain is not safely
secured, and bungee cords lack the strength to hold this
spinning mass together.
I wasn't there when the photo was taken, so I don't know the
reason for why it was mounted like that. On closer inspection,
the chain seems too small for the tire.
Some insight from our in the know members about the proper
mounting,inspection and retightening should help keep us
safe out there doing what we love.![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
![brule_load_002.jpg brule_load_002.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/273/273686-870247762433a9936594fac0c3f2e7f9.jpg)
a lot of information. But the one thing I haven't seen are the
don't do this with chains thread.
I came across this photo,and have seen many others like it.
If you look at the picture,the end of the chain is not safely
secured, and bungee cords lack the strength to hold this
spinning mass together.
I wasn't there when the photo was taken, so I don't know the
reason for why it was mounted like that. On closer inspection,
the chain seems too small for the tire.
Some insight from our in the know members about the proper
mounting,inspection and retightening should help keep us
safe out there doing what we love.
![brule_load_002.jpg brule_load_002.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/273/273686-870247762433a9936594fac0c3f2e7f9.jpg)
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