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Re: Re: Re: desperate for chains, snowdrift, and clutch advice
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Posted by Tom on January 15, 2002 at 17:38:32 from (155.212.223.114):
In Reply to: Re: Re: desperate for chains, snowdrift, and clutch advice posted by THANK YOU! - john on January 15, 2002 at 10:19:48:
Somewhat worn chains can be repaired by welding up the links. You need to do it before the links are so worn that they burn away when welding. I just use 6013 rod, hardface rods are very expensive. It takes a while but if you do it yourself and a little at a time it isn't too bad. Have done a few pair. Somewhat loose chains allow the cross links to fall free of the tire and clear snow and or mud, I know if clearance is a problem you can't run them too loose though.
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