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Sterling Silver 1.2-mm Long Diamond-cut Cable Chain
Price : $29.99
Features
: - Classic cable chain makes a simple basic casual necklace
- An essential piece by itself or combined with your favorite pendant
- Comes with a comfortable spring ring closure
- Weighs 1.2 gram(s)
- Crafted in sterling silver
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This elegant casual necklace showcases the absolute gleam of lustrous sterling silver. A must for every stylish wardrobe. Elegant sterling silver cable is beautiful worn solo, or displaying a favorite pendant.
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10k WG .5mm Solid Diamond-Cut Cable Chain Necklace - 24 Inch - JewelryWeb
Price : $103.10 $51.60
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10k White Gold .5mm Solid Diamond-Cut Cable Chain Necklace - 24 Inch - .8 Grams in 10k White Gold - Product Attributes: - Lobster Claw Closure - Polished - JewelryWeb Style: QTP158340W - FREE gift-ready jewelry box
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14 Karat Yellow Gold 0.7-mm Diamond-cut Cable Chain (20 Inch)
Price : $159.99 $52.99
Features
: - Classic cable chain makes a simple basic casual necklace
- An essential piece by itself or combined with your favorite pendant
- Comes with a comfortable spring ring closure
- Weighs 0.8 gram(s)
- Crafted in yellow gold
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Maximum elegance and versatility is combined in this striking necklace. yellow gold is exquisitely formed into a cable chain. A perfect piece for every day wear.
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14 Karat White Gold 0.7-mm Round Cable Chain (16 Inch)
Price : $120.99 $39.99
Features
: - Classic cable chain makes a simple basic casual necklace
- An essential piece by itself or combined with your favorite pendant
- Comes with a comfortable spring ring closure
- Weighs 0.6 gram(s)
- Crafted in white gold
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Maximum elegance and versatility is combined in this striking necklace. white gold is exquisitely formed into a cable chain. A perfect piece for every day wear.
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Questions & Answers
Question : Please help me to purchase good quality chain cable lubricants with low cost shipping?
There is a problem. I'd like to buy cable lubricants but I found no good offer. Either the cost is really big or the delivery is too expensive. Please help me with it.Thanx for the information!
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Low prices, cheap shipping and large assortment of chain cable lubricants. There http://seerch.com/product/15857/Gear-Chain-Cable-Lubricant you will find all that you desire.
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Question : Can I place 205/60r16 tire cable/chains on my 205/60r15 rims?
It's snowing like a bear outside right now, and I don't have any at all... a friend has the r16 version of tire/cable chains. Will they fit? or am I done for?
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No. And your rim isn't measured that way, only a tire that fits on it is measured xxx/xxR15. Rims are measured by the diameter (the "15" part) and the number of inches across (ex: 7.5). You can further add the stud offset the wheel fits on (ex: 5X125mm).But what you're asking is if you can place your tire cable/chains fitted for a 16 inch tire onto a 15 inch tire which measures the same in the cross measurement and sidewall measurement. The answer is no, because the 15 inch rim/tire is going to have a diameter of 1 inch less than the 16 inch rim/tire and the chains were fitted for a diameter of a 16 inch tire with the sidewall measurement of 60 and a cross measurement of 205. If you get a tire that's wider and with a bigger sidewall for your 15 inch rims, perhaps you could obtain the same overall distance in all three measurements to make the chains fit on the 15 inch rims, but I'm not researching and getting into all the needed measurements of that. It is, however, a plausible option for you. I suppose it may be more economical for you to simply purchase new chains for the 15's.
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Question : What factors should I consider when buying chains/cables for my car tires?
I need to buy tire chains for my sedan. I personally have 205/55/R16 and realize that I need chains that are going to fit. But what weight do I buy? Is there a recommended brand? Any details along those lines are helpful.
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How To Choose Tire Chains..http://www.howtodothings.com/automotive/how-to-choose-tire-chains
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Question : Can I use different sets of snow chains on the front than back tires?
I have a set of Peerless Cable Chains that I will put on my front tires. I plan on buying another set of Cable Chains manufactured by SCC to put on the back tires. I'm not sure if the link sizes are different. Does it matter?If I had cables in front and traditional chains on the back, does that matter?I will be driving under 30 mph and a short distance, just to 'get over the pass'.
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There is absolutely no problem. But make sure to put the same type of chains in one axle (same type on left and right front - same type on left and right back). Make sure to drive slowly with chains because you can harm your car. You can even use snow blankets (shelled in EU) in front and regular chains on back.
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Question : How do "poor" people in the ghetto have money for drugs, cell phones, gold chains, Escalades, and cable tv?
How do "poor" people in the ghetto have money for drugs, cell phones, gold chains, Escalades, and cable tv?
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How do "poor" people in the ghetto have money for drugs, cell phones, gold chains, Escalades, and cable tv?
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Question : Where is the best store to buy snow chains/cable around Los angeles,CA?
Thanks guys for the quick response!! Big Help
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Sport Chalet! They take you to the limit!When I bought my chains there, they had a good selection. You might also check around some tire stores near the mountains. They may carry chains. Pep Boys might be good.
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Question : Can you repair frayed/ broken cable-style tire chains?
I took my cable style tire chains off today and observed that the leads on a both chains were either frayed or broken near the end. This is the loose stuff that sticks out when you put the chains on. Can this be repaired?
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if they are made of cable and not actually chain then you need to replace them they are junk......and no they cannot be repaired...
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Question : which is better tire chains or cable?
As winter is slowly making its way here i need to get some chains or cables for my truck so what is better the chains or cables? I live where i have to go up a lot of hills and down hills to get to where i need to go with only 2 wheel driver so i need to figure out which is the best to go with to get me places safely.
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Chains may be rougher on the tires but they will get you up a hill where cables won't (take them off on dry pavement)
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Question : What is a good set of Snow Chains/Cables for a tire P195/60 R15?
Looking to take my car to the snow for the first time and have never bought chains or even driven in the snow?1991 Honda AccordAny brands to recommend or tips to offer?ThanksI have seen a couple different models from cables that go parallel across, to Z's, to even a chain/cable running down the center of the tire at times?What's with the different patterns? Different uses?
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Look into a product called Autosock its a very good overall device.........
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Question : Galvanized chains versus thick aircraft cable locks for bicycles?
Does a thick galvanized chain and padlock bicycle lock system protect your bike better than a thick aircraft cable lock system (in NYC)?
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Galvanizing is simply a finish and doesn't add strength to a chain. If you want to use a chain get one that is CASE HARDENED and plated.Generally, a braided cable with kevlar core is going to be your best protection since bolt cutters can't easily negotiate the stuff but both cables and chains have the same issue- the ends and the padlock. These are the most compromised part of any flexible lock.If I HAD to choose between the cable and hardened chain it would probably be the cable- at least 8mm in diameter.
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