Re: Tires and Fluid Question

Posted by rustyfarmall on May 07, 2004 at 06:12:01 from (216.248.75.181):

In Reply to: Tires and Fluid Question posted by Allan on May 07, 2004 at 05:44:10:

My guess is that you will still need chains, when the snow gets packed down and turns to ice, no amount of added weight will get those tires to bite. I can relate with some experience, I remember the time years ago when a layer of ice covered everything, we had cattle on feed, so had to grind about 6 loads of corn everyday, we had the 4020 without chains on the grinder, and one time it would not pull itself and the full grinder up the very slight slope from the grain bin, we hooked the old Farmall H, with chains, onto the front of the 4020, and pulled the whole works away from the bin, never even spun a tire on the H.

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