Sflem I beg to differ with you. Chains are good but I will push more snow with a tractor with loaded tires then I will with the same tractor with unloaded tires and chains. I know that first hand because I had a M with no fluid and chains and all I did was spin. I had the Coop come up and load the tires and you almost could not stop it then. The next year I did not put the chains on and pushed snow all winter. As far as using as you say salt water I put the salt water in that M 35 years ago and the rims look as good today as when I put it in. I ran a nail in one tire a couple of years after I put the fluid in and had it repaired and before we put it back together we washed the rim tire and tube. As far as I am concerened the only way that the fluid will rust a rim is from negelect. Bob
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