FITHOISTFITHOIST G80 Transport Binder Chain 1/4 Inch x 14 Ft | Tow Chain with Clevis Grab Hooks | 3,300 lbs Safe Working Load | Heavy Duty Chain for Transporting Towing Tie Down Binding Equipment

Great chain that I use with my tractor. Handles everything so far.

I bought this 1/4” G80 to drag and lift items with my pickup arm bed. It’s the perfect size for ease of use and maneuverability. In fact I cut it in half and added hooks because the way I use it two 7’ chains are way more handy for me. A previous poster that says this is not a true 1/4 inch chain must either have a different chain than what I received. This is really .25” dia links. We called this type of chain a “whip chain” where I’m from. If you need a nice strong chain that’s small and easy to carry this fits the ticket. The working load limit of 3,300 lbs works for me with no issue.

I like the chain due to the weight and I am sure it will hold anything I use it for, BUT being a 1/4" you will have problems finding a replacement hook with a 1/4" Pin to go through the link. Most all hooks have 5/16" Pins and will not fit this chain. If you can live with (2) Grab-hooks it will work fine.

My mini skid steer is only rated for lifting 700lbs and moving about 1400lbs so this chain rated at 3300lbs is a good balance of safety to price point. Got extra grab hooks to weld onto bucket for more versatility. I will probably use the chain for moving logs/ downed trees and digging out pallets if I can't get forks in as placed

Good value for the price

This is a great chain for light duty use. Length is sufficient but not more than you need. The WLL is more than my tractor can handle and it's much easier to haul around than a heavier chain. I bought a second one to keep on my SXS. Never know when you'll need it. Only drawback is they rusted almost immediately so I dropped them in a bucket of used oil for a few days. It's a chain so I don't really care but others might.

This could be a 5 star chain if it were marketed as a utility chain; if they were honest about the link size; if there were less oil on it; and if it was in the $20 to $25 range.The box says it is 6.3mm to 4.3mm in size, read from 1/4" to 11/64". The link I measured was 7/32". I think this is fine for dragging logs, limbs and pulling/lifting equipment to move it. I actually kept the chain for that reason, it is easier/lighter to work with than the 1/4" chain. I also got it on Prime Day for $26.00.Because of the inaccuracy in calling it 1/4", I am concerned about the load rating value and would not use it as a binder chain. It does feel of sufficient quality to use it around the yard/farm/ranch/equipment lot for moving heavy items. The one binder picture showed it binding a tarped load, when I bind a load, any tarp would become a throw away tarp.I started a return because of the inaccuracies but then decided it is easier to work with than a 1/4" chain and could easily handle anything my front loader can lift which is 900lbs. I did wash the oil off and will drag it around behind the zero turn when I mow to clean the rest. Yes, it will eventually rust if not periodically used.

Excellent chain no complaints the black stuff comes right off with a can of brake cleaner probably be getting a couple more to leave in my truck