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Driving chain for hand chain hoist
I have a 2 ton Coffing manual chain hoist that I am using for various
corporate purposes. I mount it on a 10 foot A frame, but the hoist was originally intended for a 20 foot lift. I was able to bundle up the lifting chain, so that it does not get in the way. However, the driving chain (which you pull by hand) is too long and, because it loops all the way through, I cannot just hang the excess of it. So, it is a mess on the floor. It looks like pretty garden variety hoist driving chain to me, and I would probably be able to just buy 6 feet of it somewhere and weld it myself. What I do not know is what it is called, and on what page of say mcMaster carr catalog can I buy its equivalent. It has to be a pretty exact match. i |
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