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Re: The Situation and the Consequence
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Posted by Willy-N SAME ONES on October 21, 2004 at 20:51:22 from (64.146.187.246):
In Reply to: The Situation and the Consequence posted by Allan in NE on October 21, 2004 at 13:56:45:
I run the same type but much wider tires so my pair of chains weight 195+ lbs and with my 800 lbs each rear 18.5 X 16 tire I have plenty of weight in the rear for traction. I bought the spring holders for the chains to keep them tight. They work great and never had a problem losing them yet. Those tires are now on my Massey 135 along with the Fork Lift I built. Mark h.
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