Quick-E-Adjustable Chain

The Quick-E-Adjustable Chain is a 5ft long multi-use chain!

• Tagged (OSHA compliant)
• Rated for 4,300lbs.
• Easily adjust to whatever length you need
• Multiple ways to attach/hook

The Probst – Quick-E-Adjustable Chain is a 5‑foot, OSHA‑tagged, multi‑use lifting chain designed for hardscape and construction work, rated for up to 4,300 lb and engineered to adjust quickly to whatever length you need for safe, versatile rigging. It pairs perfectly with slab clamps, vacuum lifters, and other Probst/Pave Tool lifting devices, giving contractors a simple, compliant way to connect tools to excavators, skid steers, and other machines when handling heavy pavers, slabs, and blocks.

What is the Probst – Quick-E-Adjustable Chain?

The Quick-E-Adjustable Chain (item NT059) is sold by Pave Tool Innovators and their dealers as a 5' multi‑use chain that is OSHA compliant and rated for 4,300 lb working load. Many hardscape suppliers list it as part of their Probst/Pave Tool ecosystem because it’s specifically designed for professional lifting tasks in paver and slab installation.

Key identifiers:

• Product name: Quick-E-Adjustable Chain (often grouped with Probst and Pave Tool lifting gear).

• Length: 5 ft (1.52 m).

• Item/part number: NT059.

• Rated capacity: 4,300 lb (approx. 1,950 kg).

• Compliance: Tagged, OSHA compliant (includes capacity and inspection tag).

Suppliers consistently describe it as a 5' multi‑use chain that is easily adjustable to any length you need and offers multiple ways to attach/hook to tools and machines.

OSHA-compliant, tagged lifting chain

One of the most important features of the Probst – Quick-E-Adjustable Chain is that it is OSHA tagged and compliant for lifting applications.

Listings highlight:

• “Tagged (OSHA compliant).”

• Clearly marked working load limit (4,300 lb) on the tag.

This matters because:

• OSHA and many local regulations require clearly tagged rigging with rated capacity for overhead lifting.

• Using a properly tagged chain helps demonstrate due diligence and compliance on professional job sites.

• It makes safety checks and inspections easier, since crews can see the rating at a glance during daily pre‑use inspections.

For contractors lifting large pavers, slabs, or steps with clamps and excavators, the Quick-E-Adjustable Chain fits cleanly into an OSHA‑compliant lifting system when used correctly.

4,300 lb rating and multi-use capacity

The 4,300 lb rating gives the Quick-E-Adjustable Chain a generous safety margin for most hardscape lifting tasks.

Suppliers repeatedly state:

• “Rated for 4,300 lbs.”

Practical implications:

• The chain can safely handle heavy concrete slabs, large format pavers, steps, and wall blocks when used with compatible clamps and within the full system’s capacity.

• It’s strong enough for use with popular tools like Quick‑E‑Slab, Quick‑E‑Large Slab, MVP Paver Vac, and other Probst/Pave Tool lifting devices.

• It covers most residential and many commercial hardscape lifting scenarios without needing multiple different chains on the truck.

Always remind users that the lowest‑rated component in any rigging setup (clamp, chain, hook, or machine) sets the overall safe working limit, so all parts must be checked and matched.

5‑foot length and easy adjustability

The Quick-E-Adjustable Chain is a 5 ft long multi‑use chain, optimized for machine‑to‑clamp connections and similar tasks.

Benefits of the 5' design:

• Long enough to reach from an excavator or skid steer coupler down to the clamp or lifting device while keeping good working geometry.

• Short enough to control swing and load angle without excess slack.

• Convenient size for storage and handling—easy to coil and hang in the trailer or truck.

A standout feature is that it easily adjusts to whatever length you need:

• You can shorten or lengthen the effective chain length quickly, adjusting for different machines, boom heights, and slab sizes.

• This allows you to fine‑tune pick height, load angle, and level when lifting large slabs or steps.

• No need to carry multiple pre‑cut chains; one Quick-E-Adjustable Chain handles a wide range of setups.

This adjustability is a big reason the chain is so popular in the hardscape community, where job conditions and lift configurations change frequently.

Multiple ways to attach and hook

Product descriptions emphasize that the Quick-E-Adjustable Chain offers multiple ways to attach/hook.

While listings don’t spell out every component, in practice this means:

• You can connect the chain to machine hooks, D‑rings, or lifting lugs on excavators and skid steers.

• You can hook the other end to slab clamps, vacuum lifters, spreader bars, or lifting eyes on Probst and Pave Tool devices.

• Intermediate links or grab hooks allow you to shorten the chain by clipping onto a different link, effectively changing its length.

The flexibility to attach in different ways makes it ideal as a general‑purpose rigging chain for hardscape crews, especially when combined with Quick‑E slab clamps and lifting pads.

Ideal pairings: clamps, vacs, and Probst equipment

Pave Tool’s and Probst’s ecosystems include many lifting tools that pair naturally with the Quick-E-Adjustable Chain:

• Quick‑E‑Slab and Quick‑E‑Large Slab – mechanical clamps for handling large format concrete slabs and pavers. A Pave Tool video notes that these clamps “pair really well with our Quick‑E Adjustable Chain.”

• MVP Paver Vac and other vacuum lifters – where the chain connects between the vacuum head and the machine hook, giving you controlled, adjustable lift height.

• Probst truck crane attachments and site equipment – the chain fits within Probst’s broader family of lifting and site tools for pavers and slabs.

By combining the Quick-E-Adjustable Chain with these tools, contractors can build a modular lifting system that handles many different product sizes while keeping hands out of pinch zones and reducing back strain.

Where you’ll see it used in the field

On real jobs, the Probst – Quick-E-Adjustable Chain shows up in many lifting scenarios, including:

• Setting large format pavers and slabs on patios, plazas, and pool decks.

• Placing precast steps or heavy wall blocks that are difficult or unsafe to move by hand.

• Moving palletized materials one layer at a time using clamps, rather than moving entire pallets.

• Handling natural stone slabs (within rated capacities) in landscape and architectural applications.

Videos and social posts from Pave Tool emphasize how using the right clamps together with the Quick‑E‑Adjustable Chain allows crews to install entire pallets of large slabs quickly, safely, and with much less physical strain.