put the chains on today

Leon R

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I know it is nice and warm out now but I don't like doing it when its snowy and cold, just sayin!!
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Seems like we just took them off, this getting old $$$$ is scary. Actually just took them off my MF 65 to bring it home to replace radiator . I am happy to report the radiator from YT was a perfect fit.
 
I asked Dad years ago if he had any advice about putting tire chain on my FARMALL. He looked straight at
me and said, "Yeah, DON'T TAKE THEM OFF." I have learned a few secrets on my own. At first, each chain
toom close to an hour. Last time I put them on I got both on in an hour. My tractor chains are made from
several sets of semi-tractor chains, 3/8" thick chain, crossbars every other link of the side chains.
It's all I can do to drag one chain across my shop floor. And pick them up and set them on a 13.6x38
tire? Maybe with a hoist! I tie them to the wheel thru one of the holes in the rear wheel, jack that
wheel up and spin the wheel till chain is on top.
I have a concrete drive that slopes uphill to the road. Without chains I can't even drive my loader
tractors up to the road.
 
(quoted from post at 09:52:48 10/08/20) Leon
Are you not worried that the chains won't damage that nice concrete
hains don't seem to bother it. poured that about 28 years ago. Only damage was done when I pounded a couple nails that were too long for the board which left a few dents in the surface. The white lines is a pickle court scaled down to fit, works for us old folks and grandkids.
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