Posted by dave2 on January 30, 2010 at 15:02:16 from (139.139.35.70):
Hey folks,
Just got my tire chains in the mail today. Used and rusty but in good shapeI'll be mounting them tomorrow so use should clean them up. Will need to store them afterwards. They cost enough to justify a glass case and hang them above the fireplace, but that's prolly not practical....
Anyway, want to keep them decent and rust free without the mess of soaking them in oil. Was thinking about a 5 gallon bucket and a bag of rice (wheat, oats, ? for moisture) . What if I just hang them on the wall and give them a shot of silicone or WD40? Like the bucket idea better, but I's got CRS and would like to be able to find them next time I need them.
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