Completing the 4-Point Tie-Down (Front)
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3 ways I chain down equipment.
What happens here
After securing the rear of the equipment, apply the same 4-point tie-down method to the front. This involves running chains from suitable anchor points on the front of the equipment diagonally to anchor points on the trailer. Each front chain should then be tensioned using a separate load binder, mirroring the secure setup achieved at the rear. The goal is to have four diagonally tensioned chains, one at each corner of the equipment, preventing movement in any direction.
Goal: This step covers the extension of the 4-point tie-down system to the front of the equipment for full security.
Tools and materials
- Grade 70 Transport Chain
- Ratchet Load Binder
- Work Gloves
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