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Re: putting tractor chains on tractor?
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Posted by Novel Idea Guy on November 25, 2004 at 14:25:53 from (24.24.37.180):
In Reply to: Re: putting tractor chains on tractor? posted by Dave D on November 25, 2004 at 13:31:36:
Installing chains is not rocket science. I know not everyone grew up on a farm, and not everyone is the most mechanically inclined, but really, it"s not that difficult or complicated... Get "em un-twisted, throw "em over the tire, drive forward until the chains are under the tire, and connect the loose ends. Drive around slow for a few minutes, then re-tighten. Keep an eye on them throughout the winter, and adjust as necessasry. Simple! If the chains don"t seem wide enough to drape over the tire, or long enough to connect after you"ve driven over them, it"s OBVIOUS you have the wrong chains. It"s not always because you"re "too stupid to figure it out."
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