Posted by timvt on October 20, 2010 at 11:19:49 from (208.90.103.254):
In Reply to: Tire Chain Newbee posted by Dellbertt on October 20, 2010 at 05:28:14:
I've always run chains in the snow on my tractors. Weather I was logging, plowing snow or gathering maple sap. Never had a problem damaging tires. I have a four wheel drive now and I still chain up the rears. I'd rather run a two wheel drive with good chains, then a four whell drive without any on it. IMHO.
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