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Re: Chains on rice tires.
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Posted by MSM on May 10, 2005 at 03:35:26 from (4.155.51.187):
In Reply to: Chains on rice tires. posted by caveman2717 on May 09, 2005 at 19:31:10:
The rice tires will give you alot of traction,but they tend to ride rough,and not wear well on hard surfaces. Chains could be used,but would have to be ring type chains so they won't drop down in the tread bars and be useless. Possibly put a set of reqular chains on the tires you have now. The addition of wheel weights or a counterweight would probably help more. Going in the clay gumbo will be tough with the loader on the front as it will tend to push the steering tires down in the clay.Possible a wider set of steering tires could also be added.The chains on the back with a loader should work OK as long as a little common sense is excercised.
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