Tractor Tire Chains

Wolfgang · Jan 28, 2012

To all you tractor buffs out there. I have an Allis-Chalmers CA with 12.4 X 24 tires. Am located in upstate NY.....am in need of a decent set of tire chains for use in my sugarbush. Do not want something that is beyond repair, but would like something that is used.
Appreciate the help. Thanks

Anonymous-0 · Jan 28, 2012

Google south fork hardware. They have the best price, on chains, IMHO. Then, at least you know what a set of new chains would cost you, and know what to pay for used.

LPgas only · Jan 28, 2012

I have a perfect set of good used one off of a C allis. Send me your E-mail and I can send pictures. $100 plus shipping.
See ad #459455 on here. These are for the truck tire, but, I have the tractor one also.
Thanks
Gary

farmerjohn · Jan 28, 2012

I have a set of tire chains I would like to sell, I got them with some stuff in a barn I cleaned out, but how do I tell what size they are? Located in PA.

Brian G. NY · Jan 28, 2012

I have a decent set of "ring" chains that were allegedly used on a Ford 9N. The centermost rings are worn about a third through.
These are not "double" ring chains but are the single "twisted" ring style.
There are only 10 cross chains which makes me think they might have been too short for a Ford 9N wheel altho the guy I bought them from said that he had used them on his Ford.
They might be about right for your 24" tires. $75 picked up at my place 10 miles south of Cobleskill.

Brian G. NY · Jan 28, 2012

Let's say $50 rather than $75!
I'll probably never use them.

Zachary Hoyt · Jan 28, 2012

I have one tire chain that measure 13" x 83" for $15, can ship for $12 in a flat rate box. I think it will fit your tire but I'm not certain.
Zach

El Toro · Jan 28, 2012

If you have a lot ice or snow I would buy new chains. Hal
PS: DUO218 is for your size

1-336-275-9578

Anonymous-0 · Jan 28, 2012

Here ya go....
fast shipping, friendly service and seem to be good chains.. Nice and heavy, links look good, and they did an excellent job of keeping it from snowing..... Buy new and you'll know exactly what you have and not someone elses scabbed together headache that "oughta fit"... BTDT...

Good Luck,

Dave

http://www.tractortirechains.com/cgi-bin/shopper.exe?preadd=action&key=RM852

Brian G. NY · Jan 28, 2012

Well.....he did say used!
Not eveyone has a bottomless pocketbook!
Some of us here "get along" the best we can,
just like our parents did!

Anonymous-0 · Jan 28, 2012

(quoted from post at 14:28:47 01/28/12) Well.....he did say used!
Not eveyone has a bottomless pocketbook!
Some of us here "get along" the best we can,
just like our parents did!

Didn't mean it to sound that way at all... Just went thru the used chain deal on my other tractor....
You can get off the defense.... doesn't much bother me.....

GeneMO · Jan 28, 2012

Man, that brings back memories. Sugarbush! Had a girlfriend eons back that I called sugarbush. Wonder what she is doing now?

Gene

Aaron Ford · Jan 28, 2012

After buying several sets that needed repair and didn't fit I could have bought a set new. Then after my little incident, new chains aren't expensive. Putting off buying them is! A set of duo combos from tirechain.com set me back 500 shipped, but that was a small price considering.

Aaron

Fullers Farmalls · Jan 28, 2012

To tell the size lay them out and pull the side out so they are spread out and measure from end to end and side to side. Then if you look on any tire chain dealers site they usually have the tire size they fit and also the chain dimensions.

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