Are the cross links spaced every two side links like the illustration and is the chain as heavy gauge as it looks?
2012905
Yes and yes. I used them on an 8 hp simplicity 2-stage snow blower in Michigan last winter and they worked great.
2011028
I think not. The chain holes are 56.5-inches, center to center. I attached the chains to eye bolts that are 52-inches apart, and it hasn't affected anything adversely. Visually, it's hardly noticed. I agree that this is a nice-looking, well made swing. We love ours. It's a good choice.
2076185
It appears to be. It is pretty heavy gauge. Has developed a few small discolored spots from washing, but otherwise seems to be holding up like stainless
532547
my 460 rancher came with a 20" bar and a chain of 3/8 pitch and .058" gauge
43454
I bought this as a gift, but from pictures I have seen and looking at the product they are pretty detailed for being almost 2 inches in length for each weapon. They are pretty weighty too. Also only comes with one key chain. But all in all I was really pleased by the detail. Hope this helps.
958791
No. This is a better style of chain that requires a rivet to be hammered into the connecting links.
1930897
The length of the chain is 40 inches. It appears to me that links could be removed from the chain. if necessary.
894494
As I recall about 2 feet of chain is included with about 4 feet of wire. It is easier to add chain than it is to add wire.
2171023
The chain was maybe 5 feet long - on each side. It wasn't long enough for me to hang the seat from a tree limb that I want to use as the top of the swing, but it would have been long enough to hang the seat from a standard swing set bar.
1540375
Neither, it is a chain. The whole thing is pretty hefty and solid, heavy duty including the chain. But the chain is only about 18" long. In my opinion, not long enough.
870894
No problem with coating or color, just thought the coating was supposed to have covered the entire length of the chain, not just 1/2 way. Long story to short, is the picture(I saw) in the add that I purchased from showed the coating covering the length of the chain. Picture was changed when I notified them (after my purchase)
1335439
They are NOT the same. The H series is the Heavy Duty version of the chain.
2237346
I see someone else wrote it has 15ft of chain. Sounds about right since it's suppose to be for a swag light. Sorry but I can not confirm as it's already been used several times!
1661410
Yes the chain is adjustable. It's a good product, was great on my canoe trip. It is heavy, so for hiking trip it is not as practical.
2150071
Not sure but maybe. I own a 10 hp 26 wide Sno-Devil brand machine sold by Menards and tires on it are called 4:10 x 3:50 x 6. I was able to install the chains but just barely. The tires have big knobs so I had to deflate the tires, and use 2 wrench tools to force them on.(very hard) When done it looked like 1 cross link was missing, but they did help a lot in the snow which we had a lot of. I've installed chains before and these were "too hard" to install sized as they were. These were too small. If they had 2 or 3 more links, and 1 more cross chain they would be fine. If I were to buy again, I'd choose the next bigger size and plan to cut off whatever was too much. Not sure but maybe. I own a 10 hp 26 wide Sno-Devil brand machine sold by Menards and tires on it are called 4:10 x 3:50 x 6. I was able to install the chains but just barely. The tires have big knobs so I had to deflate the tires, and use 2 wrench tools to force them on.(very hard) When done it looked like 1 cross link was missing, but they did help a lot in the snow which we had a lot of. I've installed chains before and these were "too hard" to install sized as they were. These were too small. If they had 2 or 3 more links, and 1 more cross chain they would be fine. If I were... » Read More Not sure but maybe. I own a 10 hp 26 wide Sno-Devil brand machine sold by Menards and tires on it are called 4:10 x 3:50 x 6. I was able to install the chains but just barely. The tires have big knobs so I had to deflate the tires, and use 2 wrench tools to force them on.(very hard) When done it looked like 1 cross link was missing, but they did help a lot in the snow which we had a lot of. I've installed chains before and these were "too hard" to install sized as they were. These were too small. If they had 2 or 3 more links, and 1 more cross chain they would be fine. If I were to buy again, I'd choose the next bigger size and plan to cut off whatever was too much. « Show Less
1039999
The one I got was brass in color. The chain broke already by the way. I'm not sure if it was due to it being cheap or because my daughter may have hit it on a shopping cart at costco yesterday. One of the links just broke when she bent over to grab something out of the cart. It can be fixed. I just wanted to add that in to let people know that the material isnt exactly of the highest quality. I dont regret buying it, for the price, and she is really happy with her necklace :)
1494841
I have the black, the chain and plate are black and all are made of the same metal. I would assume that the white is the same. FYI, so much prettier in person, photo barely does it justice.