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Posted by Leroy on January 09, 2006 at 05:33:24 from (209.143.52.229):
In Reply to: Winter traction posted by daveinmaine on January 08, 2006 at 15:51:45:
Ladder style chanes are not ment for an ag tire, only turf type. They will not stay on top of the lugs but drop inbetween the lugs and you will not have chaine touching the ground, you need to tie the cross chains together in pairs to keep them on top of the lugs and then more weight on the rear, the actual weight of the blade will with the distance hanging out in back will act like it is twice as heavy and will do what twice the weight will on the rear wheels unless you are using the blade and not the front loader, then the rear blade will actually loose you traction as the weight will all be on the ground with you having to pull that weight plus the load
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