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Re: Chains in snow
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Posted by JD 94OO make em on January 01, 2003 at 06:59:22 from (68.61.115.78):
In Reply to: Chains in snow posted by Good Lord! on December 31, 2002 at 14:02:38:
If you have a space between rim and wheel centers like power ajustable wheels.Take 2 foot pieces wrap around tire and rim use a bolt to put them together.About eight per side should do the trick be careful by the valve stim.You can also make them for alot cheaper.With homemade or store bought chains watch your speed I,ve seen fenders take a beaten.Seems like were always looking for something to do with the welder to save money.
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