Posted by flembo on November 29, 2012 at 14:22:48 from (66.31.12.12):
In Reply to: Resizing Tire Chains posted by Colin King on November 29, 2012 at 08:17:52:
Longer is better than short I lucked out and found 4 sets of chains the town threw in the dump 2 sets were for dual wheels I stripped one side off and used the cross links in between the others cross links every other link on the side chains. made 3 sets from the 4 plus spare parts. I bought a tool from gemplers to open and close the connecting loops expensive but man saves a lot of time and work well worth the money and i have used it several times since.
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