🌲 Koch A05292 3/8 by 14-Feet Log Chain: Grade 43 with Grab and Slip Hooks, Self Colored - Reliable and Durable Logging Equipment Review

Bought to pick up some bushes, worked fine. The cotter pins didn't last all that long so keep an eye on this as the pin may fall out. Everything else is fine, he did what I wanted.

Used on 3 bushes so far, works well. very heavy, unlikely to break while towing or throw anything on your truck. Highly recommended for uprooting shrubs and potentially larger items.

The chain itself was a bit damp/oily maybe when it arrived but after being left in the yard for an hour it cleared up. It's very durable, has transported many large logs and I don't think I'll need to replace it for a long time. I would definitely buy again.

What a great investment. My son has pulled 4 cars/trucks out of snowdrifts in the last month. He always has it in his Ram 2500. You never know when it will come in handy. I would highly recommend this chain, especially if you do winter plowing like you did here in Rhode Island this year!

Bought this chain for a 10 ton pull. Used to repair the frame of the car. Due to the 5" offset from center, the front of the frame could be pulled straight out. The hook never slipped off. The chain did its job perfectly. Very handy hardware. Met all my expectations. Fast delivery. Looked like the picture, only bigger.

This necklace is cool! I can't even count the number of times I've used this chain to pull myself and many others out of a ditch. Best of all, the hooks or offset where the smaller hook attaches to the stuck vehicle/object and the other larger hook just slides onto my truck and quad hitch as is. No fumbling and fumbling to wrap it up, chain it all together. Just hook up the stuck truck, drop it onto the receiver's ball hitch and shoot! the task is solved. My cousins have big coercive trucks and

Nice chain. Although the oil wears out fairly quickly and it has started to rust even though it hasn't rained, this is pretty typical of most chains anyway. I take some yellow oil paint, dip it in and let it dry. This is a good way to quickly store your chains so you can handle them without rusting your hands. Use any color, I choose a color that I can easily spot in the grass/dirt. It would be nice if more of these were coated in anti-corrosion paint or something, but that would probably add…