Super nice Kubota excavator

[LouNY]

I'm surprised that there isn't a chunk of steel at the end of the chains.
I think about how well the chains worked in the old side delivery manure spreaders,
those chains had a steel T on the end.

 

[MossRoad]

I refuse to "ignore" someone calling me names. If that doesn't work for you Moss, then "ignore" me.

And neither does "the other guy" and then you both bring it down for everyone else. Take the high road.

 

[ovrszd]

And neither does "the other guy" and then you both bring it down for everyone else. Take the high road.

Everyone following these discussions know who the problem is Moss, including you. Taking the high road is exactly why we have this problem. How about taking charge?

 

[ovrszd]

I'm surprised that there isn't a chunk of steel at the end of the chains.
I think about how well the chains worked in the old side delivery manure spreaders,
those chains had a steel T on the end.

Yes, I forgot about those. They worked very, very well.

 

[RickB]

Everyone following these discussions know who the problem is Moss, including you. Taking the high road is exactly why we have this problem. How about taking charge?

This entire site is overrun with obnoxious opinionated boors with no self filtering skills and no ability to consider any point of view other than their own.
Kind of like the world we live in.

 

[fried1765]

And neither does "the other guy" and then you both bring it down for everyone else. Take the high road.

Yup......that is exactly what Michelle said!

 

[MossRoad]

Everyone following these discussions know who the problem is Moss, including you. Taking the high road is exactly why we have this problem. How about taking charge?

I don't own the site. If you have issues with the moderation of the site, PM the site owner.

 

[ptsg]

The pins hold the chains are removable to allow replacement of the chains??

That's a very simple arrangement and could be fabricated pretty easily. Thanks for the great pictures.

Yes Richard. I forgot to point that out.

With some designs, the pin will come out to replace chains. It simply holds the chain by going through the link of the chain.

Other designs use those those chain connectors, like this:



Regarding weights on the end of the chain. Some people will weld a 3" long piece of flat bar on the last link.

They claim it works very well. I've never seen one working in person though. I've heard reports of the last link getting brittle due to the welding and breaking more easily.

 

[ovrszd]

I don't own the site. If you have issues with the moderation of the site, PM the site owner.

I have no issues with the moderation of the site. My issues are with the Moderators of the site. I have PM'd them with no response. As others have.

 

[ovrszd]

Yes Richard. I forgot to point that out.

With some designs, the pin will come out to replace chains. It simply holds the chain by going through the link of the chain.

Other designs use those those chain connectors, like this:

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Regarding weights on the end of the chain. Some people will weld a 3" long piece of flat bar on the last link.

They claim it works very well. I've never seen one working in person though. I've heard reports of the last link getting brittle due to the welding and breaking more easily.

Just looking at the pictures it appears to be 5/8" chain? Or maybe 11/16" chain? Sorry I don't know what that compares to in metric size.