Snow Equipment Buying/Pricing snow chains

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Here is my answer to snow and ice chains. Actually they also score up the ice pretty good so the ice is not as slippery. There was less than 2 inches between the side of the tire and the fender on my kubota L4740. Anyway here is a short video of my answer to the snow chain issues.

 
   / snow chains #23  
Call B&B Chain a division of Chappell Tractor in Milford, NH. They carry all kinds of tire chains.
 
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#24  
ok,iwill watch the video...thanks
 
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#25  
i am on the road alot...these would dig into the pavement... too aggressive for me
 
   / snow chains #26  
gravelman said:
i am on the road alot...these would dig into the pavement... too aggressive for me
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They do not tear up the roads I've run mine on town roads many times, we use them on the farm on a New Holland 6050 and a Puma 125 which get roaded 3 to 6 miles a day.
When you are working on pavement they don't slip and spin like street chains will.
The euro studded chains are the best working and riding chain you can get.
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#27  
ok, i may give them a shot...thanks for that
 
   / snow chains #29  
I priced some today from tirechains.com. with shipping they were lower than others mentioned.
 
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#30  
you are correct...thats where i got mine from...good prices...thanks
 
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