"Chain will get tangled up on rear axle with 3 point..."
Depends on how you're routing the chain. I would use one chain for each wheel. Chain drops over tire and onto axle, then gets torqued with binder.
"...and interfer with anything attached to 3 pt."
In the photos, there is nothing attached to 3-pt. You didn't specify anything different.
Before I get to the bucket, let me clarify my method:
Each chain would be pulling each wheel/axle down and to the side of trailer, effectively anchoring each wheel to the trailer decking.
"Chaining to front axle will cause a problem cross cross bracing."
That's why I would also tip bucket down, then chain the bucket so that it, too, is held tightly to the trailer.
If in an accident, I would want my tractor destroyed while attached to the trailer, rather than it coming loose at some point and becoming a very heavy projectile.
I like to over-do things, and I have LOTS of 2" x 27' ratchet straps, so I would also likely use 3 or 4 straps in addition to the chains. By the way, my chains are 5/16" Grade 70. Also have (1) 3/8" and (2) 1/2", but rarely ever need them.
Anyway, slim chance I'll ever have any tractor that new, and they likely won't come with any owner's manual *lol*
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