Chains Chains for my 3320

[bobsphotos]

never.......

 

[YesDeere]

I'd say go for it if you have no pavement to tear up. Make sure to get the chain tensioners.

My 4310 is the predecessor to the 3320 so I think you can get an extra inch or better clearance by flipping the rears. Just enough room on mine. Are you going to do all 4 wheels?

 

[jgayman]

never.......

Then if you want the ultimate in ice traction go for the 4-link V-bars.

I faced a similar decision a few weeks ago when I bought the chains for my new 2720. I had V-bars on my NAA and only ran on gravel but now with the 2720 and the blower I may need to run on some pavement so I chose to go with 2-link ladder chains.

I agree with the other poster about getting the tensioners.

 

[bobsphotos]

I'd say go for it if you have no pavement to tear up. Make sure to get the chain tensioners.

My 4310 is the predecessor to the 3320 so I think you can get an extra inch or better clearance by flipping the rears. Just enough room on mine. Are you going to do all 4 wheels?

I have already flipped the rears so I should have plenty of room. I do not plan on the front as I have read some posts that refer to that as a bad idea. My sense is that it may lock everything together too much. ( Not trying to start a 4 wheel chain debate).

 

[YesDeere]

Yeah. No need for that. I read a lot of threads on the subject. I decided I needed all 4. No problems yet but they don't have that much time on. I will tell you that I took it everywhere and beyond where my 790 got stuck. It was a pretty great feeling to go straight into a drifted over ditch, stop and reverse right out. I know they are 2 different tractors but the same size and brand of tires.

 

[whistlepig]

I have Aquiline Talons. A bit pricey but no regrets here. Tellefsdal chains are nice also. Again pricey.

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[Mechanos]

This place has some awesome chains

 

[Rob-D]

I have the larger tires on my 3320. I opted for the 2 link chains from TireChains.com as I do drive on pavement sometimes. If you're not going to drive on pavement the 4 links might be ok, one thing, they are lighter and will probably go on and off quicker. I use the stabilizers from my 485 hoe to put them on and take them off, by the way.

 

[jgayman]

This place has some awesome chains

Those aren't chains... that's a weapon!

 

[bennatti]

I strongly recommend Canadian Chains in Showhegan...been buying chains from them since the 70's

Canadian Chains [Home] Here are the chains I got from them for my 3320...they will make sure they will fit any type of tire.