axle thoughts

Yea I see he came back tree! Now AGK will have to clean this thread up again bfore the end of the day !lol

 

Yea I had agk working overtime a few nights ago so I'll keep it clean lol. But hell Yea I wouldn't mind a crack head proof set up, if its crack head proof then that means it should be pretty hard for anything to get up, crackheads are crafty as hell

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

lmao aint that the truth...hey they busted one here for cutting up the train tracks with a torch..broad daylight lmao

 

Hey man like rick James said cocaine is a helluva drug! They will do anything to get that next $20

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

Bed frame stake

 

Like I said I use something similar, but with 4 pivoting anchors welded to the stake. I haventbhad probs with it but without anchors I wouldn't trust

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

It's been working on all of my chain spots that arent on an axles for several years now. I just dug one up this morning to change out one that I knew had a C link instead of a 5/16 lap link attached to the bed frame. The bedframe had no wear on it and minimal rust so I know the hardware holds up.
Now the issue of them pulling one up is a matter of simple physics. They are on a 10 foot chain so that would mean they would have to jump 10 feet straight up in the air to hit the bedframe thats a foot under ground at the right "vertical" angle to even get the stake to start moving.
So basically it is impossible to pull one up. because no dog can vertically jump high with enough force to dislodge the stake from the ground.

 

I got one that'll put a test to that 10 foot theory lol

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

In theory huh? LMAO....Since 96? Thats a short period of time try 70's LOL. Even Rebar constantly exposed to moisture will eventually rust and break and those are facts son LOL.

 

If you havent tried the earth anchor method then yes, its your theory, i have yet to see proof. Doing it this way for the last 2 decades without any of the issues you say happen is my proof....

 

WTF???....if it happened its NOT a theory LMAO Just because it never happened to you or you've never experienced it dont mean it cant happen LMAO.

Really old and rusted steel/metal break all the time in construction or any type of heavy duty labor equipment hence why accidents happen when you are using old rusted faulty equipment and those are just facts and proof that metal/steel when rusted enough WILL break under pressure LMAO.

 

No shit sherlock!. Metal will rust whether it is underground or above it. Dont matter if it is on a anchor or an axle. Pretty sure we all know this already, or at least most do. It takes many years for a grade 70 to rust thru enough that it is going to break. Obviously that is why you check it periodically for wear n tear. If a chain breaks from rust it's owner negligence from never checking their set ups. Do you actaully ever have anything to add to threads or do you like just being a captian obvious...?

 

LMAO...Ah so now you finally admitted that my point is NOT a theory but a FACT LOL....Its so IRONIC how you speak of OBVIOUS yet you called what I said a theory LOL. Deep down inside you knew I was right its just your pride not wanting to admit that I was right hence the reason your getting a little flustered LMAO

TDK and I whole point was just make sure yawl check your hardware because it can break due to wear and tare as any metal/steel will rust eventually.

If there was a metal that never rusted or broke then there would be no need to check your hardware but ADAMANTIUM only exist in comic books LMAOROTF.

 

There you go twisting words again. Show me where i said a chain wont rust anywhere on the internet. My point was, you make it sound like it will rust and break quickly. Thats not reality. It takes many years for that to happen. Im not flustered at all, i could care less what you think you know. If I was flustered or agitated by you, you'd have a line through your name.
Now show me where i said chain wont rust......

 

I should re word one part,it would take many years here with my kind of soil to wear to the point of failure. I cant speak on those who live with those other factors to keep in mind.