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12 years 8 months ago #61812
by kenny-mopar
clearing chain? where to buy was created by kenny-mopar
have been using 1" cable behind the old kirovets tractor ..(yep to pull out trees ) am after maybe 10 metres or so of the old clearing/drag chain? ..no idea where to buy it ..also is it hi-tensile or not etc
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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #61813
by RocksnRoses
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Years ago when clearing was still allowed around here, the farmers used to buy old anchor chain from the scrap dealers. I don't know whether it is still available or not, but that might be worth looking into.
That was for chaining scrub though, I'm not sure whether you are chaining or just pulling trees out.
RnR.
That was for chaining scrub though, I'm not sure whether you are chaining or just pulling trees out.
RnR.
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12 years 8 months ago #61814
by kenny-mopar
Replied by kenny-mopar on topic Re: clearing chain? where to buy
am doing it the madman way ...pulling trees out . . anchor chain sounds good
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12 years 8 months ago #61815
by ianoz
The poor guy climbing the tree with the chain may not think it such a good idea .
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am doing it the madman way ...pulling trees out . . anchor chain sounds good
The poor guy climbing the tree with the chain may not think it such a good idea .
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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #61816
by kenny-mopar
Replied by kenny-mopar on topic Re: clearing chain? where to buy
yeah thats me .. am using 1-1/8"cable at the moment..but man that cable is incredibly heavy.. generally only have to get the cable around 7 or 8ft high .. the old russian tractor is a big heavy old girl ( <--same model) ... still cant find anywhere to buy "anchor chain" from the cable i have is getting a bit short for the taller trees . . . :-X
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12 years 8 months ago - 12 years 8 months ago #61817
by Lang
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Ken,
Anchor chain is not high tensile - they are all about weight not strength.
A normal load binder chain or crane lift chain would be half the weight and as much as 4 times as strong depending on type.
The 4X4 guys are all using a fancy new rope on their winches instead of wire cable. Just looks like ordinary nylon rope but about twice the strength of the wire rope. 12mm dia has a fantastic breaking strain of 16.4 tonnes and miraculously only weighs 9.3kg for 100 metres!!! You could climb any height of tree with that in one hand.
Just look up Dyneema Rope or go to this site www.brisbanerope.com.au/dyneema.php?gcli...ucl6sCFWdKpgodIkWGvA
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Anchor chain is not high tensile - they are all about weight not strength.
A normal load binder chain or crane lift chain would be half the weight and as much as 4 times as strong depending on type.
The 4X4 guys are all using a fancy new rope on their winches instead of wire cable. Just looks like ordinary nylon rope but about twice the strength of the wire rope. 12mm dia has a fantastic breaking strain of 16.4 tonnes and miraculously only weighs 9.3kg for 100 metres!!! You could climb any height of tree with that in one hand.
Just look up Dyneema Rope or go to this site www.brisbanerope.com.au/dyneema.php?gcli...ucl6sCFWdKpgodIkWGvA
Lang
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