Chains for pulling timber

[NI Tree]

you push it under the logs it saves a lot of hassle trying to grip the chain that just too tidgt to the log

[NI Tree]

Hi tree how do you make needle 6mm round bar thanks how to thanks Jon

 

8 mm i think

[SteveA]

you push it under the logs it saves a lot of hassle trying to grip the chain that just too tidgt to the log

 

Ah yes, makes sense now. Thankyou

But not understanding why the pin appears to be permanently attached to the chain link?

[NI Tree]

so you dont loose it, and it allways there with out needing attach it to the chain ps with the horse i am often using it every minute

[SteveA]

so you dont loose it, and it allways there with out needing attach it to the chain ps with the horse i am often using it every minute

 

Doesnt it dangle around and get caught up when you're pulling the wood out?

 

(pardon the above, a perfectly innocent comment!)

[NI Tree]

yes it does dangle but it dose not mater i only bent a couple and they easy fixed

[Jonesie]

We don't do much forestry gear (yet).

 

But we keep these in stock.

Choker chain 6 mm x 2.1 m with C-Hook and steel rod | F R Jones and Son

[aspenarb]

We have ended up with a universal chain that does pretty much every thing from dragging timber to lifting and chaining down loads. They do all the jobs we need a chain for, if you need a choke just form a loop and if you need to extend just tag another on, £15 ish for a 14` long chain is not bad. They have a rating but we have never managed to break a chain or shortener, we must have about 20 of them.

 

Bob

 

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[doobin]

Where from Bob?

[Paul Smith]

eBay.