Tracks for a Super H

Thanks again . My friend who helped me build the trailor suggested we add another axil in front of the present one. We built the trailor so the axil could be moved foward or aft. I think the extra tires would be better as duel & use just one axil.
The trailor was over built from 6x6 tube guard rail off the Interstate that was scrapped. Has 20" wheels & tires off a military truck to give you an idea. The tong has two extensions & is 30' long - to get the boat into deep water.

Tks

I don't wanna argue with my buddy Rusty, but sounds like you are yankin' it up a cement boat ramp?

Me thinks the tire chains would only make it worse.

Get that tire pressure down to 10 or 12 pounds on the old H and I'll bet she comes a walkin' right up outta there.

Allan

Just re-read your answer. There is no paved surface, just beach stone & grass at the top of the slope. I wasn't thinking of chains but rather tracks that the farmer used in the spring to get through the mud. the tracks fit over the tires & have an extra wheel foward I think. The ones I was told about were for an "M" & mine is a Super H.

Tks

I borrowed a set of tire chains yesterday and not much difference. I had a friend bring over his cat dozer & am going to rework the slope.

If this doesn't work I'll sell the H & look for a small dozer.

tks

I'm on lake ontario, my drive to the beach is clay with some beach gravel pulled over the clay. Right at the waters edge the gravel (no sand) gets soft and the trailor wheels sink some. I went to 20" rims & tires off a truck for the trailor I built. But when I start up the slope on the drive the tractor looses traction. I thought perhaps the tracks would do the job. If I can't get the tractor to work I'll sell it & have to go for a small dozer - rather not have to!
Tks
Jim