Chain up my cub

Montana dude · Nov 24, 2009

Just wondering,I"m ready for winter with my plow and I can"t find any chains for the old girl. Is there any reason I should"nt put chains on? I realize that I would need to relocate the fenders. Finaly is there another alternitive?

Bigdog · Nov 24, 2009

Set the wheels out one setting and the chains will clear the fenders. With chains and at least one set of wheel weights they will move a lot of snow.

El Toro · Nov 24, 2009

Call this number for tire chains. Hal

814-248-3375

Anonymous-0 · Nov 24, 2009

If you have ag tires, get Duo-Grip chains. Otherwise straight bar or ladder chains will just fall inside the tread.
K-Mo

mkirsch · Nov 24, 2009

Can't find any chains? Yeah, only if you're looking at the local grocery store!!!

www.tirechain.com... Lots of tire chains there.

For the Cub: http://www.tirechain.com/8.3-24.htm

Daniel Robertson · Nov 24, 2009

These are the double ring chains from tirechains.com The duo-grip are not available for the 8/3X24 tire. "Caution" these chains are very aggressive. You will not want to slip the wheel on asphalt pavement.
Dan Robertson

Jaybird2 · Nov 25, 2009

Do you have wheel weights? I got by without chains so long as I had the weight and proper tire pressure. Was able to plow up hill without slippage.

Dellbertt · Nov 25, 2009

Dan,
Do tire chains scar or eat up tires.
Thanks,
Dell

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