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  1. 04-09-2015, 09:21 AM #1
    inov8r
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    Re: Lifting bar links look a little thin?

    While I used my own lifting concoction I had these similar thoughts in an earlier post:
    "Eye Bolt mounted to T slot (1/2" nut and washer slide right in). Notice the China on chain! I get a little leery, Chinese lift, Chinese chain, Chinese hooks, Chinese bolts ..."
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    Re: Lifting bar links look a little thin?

    Quote Originally Posted by inov8r View Post
    While I used my own lifting concoction I had these similar thoughts in an earlier post:
    "Eye Bolt mounted to T slot (1/2" nut and washer slide right in). Notice the China on chain! I get a little leery, Chinese lift, Chinese chain, Chinese hooks, Chinese bolts ..."
    You forgot Chinese mill...
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  3. 04-13-2015, 12:13 AM #3
    inov8r
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philbobb View Post
    You forgot Chinese mill...
    Haha yes! Yes I did.
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