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Those are all pretty decent prices. Tire chains make a big difference in snow, but we managed without them on our 9N up in Wisconsin. Had fluid in the 11-28 rear tires, though, and most of the driveway was downhill from the garage. If you get nothing else, you'll be glad you get them. Makes a big difference pulling stuck vehicles out of drifts, etc. When I later got a set for our MH50 I wondered how we'd ever done without them. Depending on how much trash there was on field, and what we were planting, we would sometimes space the shovels equally on our 3 pt cultivator and make several passes, each at a new angle. That would do instead of plowing in sandy loam. If you're gonna use to cultivate, a stabilizer strap on the rear would help get rid of the lateral slop. If there are clod shields available for it, they will definitely help. A guide rod was usually mounted off the front axle to help maintain position over a row.
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