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Re: The Situation and the Consequence
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Posted by Rod F. on October 21, 2004 at 17:38:15 from (142.177.110.127):
In Reply to: The Situation and the Consequence posted by Allan in NE on October 21, 2004 at 13:56:45:
Hey there Allan, That's one nice lookin tractor. You should be safe from the snow this winter. All set up and ready to go now.... probably won't get a flake. Those look like a nice shiny set of chains too. I have a set just like them, and they work well, but with one advisory. You may want to take a hammer and bend the clasps over tight on the hooks that attach the last free cross chain. If you don't, they have a nasty habit of coming undone, and heading for the fender, and taking the whole set with them, down to the axle in the most enjoyable of environments. The manure pile comes to mind.....I wasn't grinning that day. Rod
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