https://www.loggingtrader.com/LoggingTrader.com - The Loggers Trading Place!™ - Logging and Forestry Equipmenthttps://www.loggingtrader.com/img/LT_Logo.jpghttps://www.loggingtrader.com/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 19:01:04 -0500Chains & Cableshttps://www.loggingtrader.com/viewad.asp?s=lots-high-grade-chains&id=50292708968100839https://www.loggingtrader.com/viewad.asp?s=lots-high-grade-chains&id=50292708968100839I have MANY, MANY High Grade Chains that I have collected over the last 13 years or more. They are everywhere in storage of Buckets and milk crates and I am running out of room. I'm sure that I may have 2000 to 2500 Chains if not more. I can only guess that I have the biggest collection of anyone in the whole state. Foresure the biggest personal collection. Along with hammerlocks &amp; Hooks. 9/32 ...Wed, 01 Jul 2026 19:00:14 -0500Chains & Cableshttps://www.loggingtrader.com/viewad.asp?s=lots-logging-chains&id=50292215929100299https://www.loggingtrader.com/viewad.asp?s=lots-logging-chains&id=50292215929100299<p><a href="https://www.loggingtrader.com/cl_upload/0114/05113836707.jpg"><img src="https://www.loggingtrader.com/cl_upload/0114/05113836707_tb.jpg"></a></p><p>I have alot of Logging Chains. Each length ofChain already has Hooks on both ends. Usually a slip Hook & a Grab Hook. Too good to scrap out. They are 55 gallon barrels ¾ full. Except for the &#8540;'' which is over flowing. People tell me straps are mostly used now. Yes, but depends on what used for. You can''t tie down Heavy Equiptment with straps. I use these Chains that I have for my own use. I ...</p>