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Re: Plowing Snow
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Posted by Dave on February 05, 2000 at 05:38:16 from (152.163.201.61):
In Reply to: Plowing Snow posted by Stan on February 04, 2000 at 19:42:35:
Stan. In my opinion nothing beats loaded tires. This puts the weight exactly where you want it. Try half full to see if this helps and how bad it affects mowing. Bone yards in my area have lots of wheel weights, these make a big difference also and can be taken off in summer. Tire chains are a must, and bone yards have them also but without enough weight I think you'll still spin alot. Remember when a tire that size spins around even once that's a lot of lineriar distance and those chains will tear up your driveway,sidewalk,grass etc. Good luck. Dave.
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