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01-12-2009, 08:34 PM
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Snow chains
Is there a trick on putting snow chains on a lawn tractor used for
blowing snow? I have put them on and go about 5-10 feet before the start coming off the side of the tire. I tried to deflate the tire, getting the chains as tight as I could and then inflating the tire again, but this doesn't work either. Could they be too tight? Thanks Mike |
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02-12-2009, 11:46 PM
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Snow chains
c1gmlm wrote:
Is there a trick on putting snow chains on a lawn tractor used for blowing snow? I have put them on and go about 5-10 feet before the start coming off the side of the tire. I tried to deflate the tire, getting the chains as tight as I could and then inflating the tire again, but this doesn't work either. Could they be too tight? Thanks Mike No they are too loose if they are coming off the side. Sounds like you don't have the correct size chains. -- Art |
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