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Re: Where can I get skidder type chains and how much??
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Posted by RWK in WI on February 27, 2000 at 09:18:17 from (169.207.67.227):
In Reply to: Where can I get skidder type chains and how much?? posted by Fargo on February 26, 2000 at 19:53:08:
I plow snow with aq couple of Ford 3000s, a Ford 860, a For 640, and a MM U302 and I have found that the double ring chains work better than the skidder chains. With enough weight if the double rings slip it is better than the skidder studs digging a bottomless pit I can't get out of. I have added a extra double ring cross chain between the ones already on the chains when you buy them. That way you are constantley on chain and it rides better and you have more constant traction. The Duo-grip chains tended to slip more for me but some like the better ride. Happy plowing. - - -- - - - -
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