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Re: Where can I get skidder type chains and how much??
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Posted by Aaron on February 26, 2000 at 21:06:29 from (129.186.165.125):
In Reply to: Where can I get skidder type chains and how much?? posted by Fargo on February 26, 2000 at 19:53:08:
You don't want anything that will tear up roads and the like. Get the ones that I linked to. We run those on our snow tractor, as well as use them on our wagon tractor if things get slick in the winter. Couple those with enough weight, and if you can't move it, it can't be moved. YOu are not moving logs that weigh 3x as much as your tractor. All you need is a little more grip and you will be very suprised at how well these things work. No offense, but the way some people here complain about spinning tires, you'd think they should just go get a Cat D9 and be done with it. Aaron
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