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Re: (ET) chains



I guess it's obvious I don't exactly live in the snow belt....

Thanks for the info - that's the kind of info that those that know take for
granted.

Another related question - I see 'two-link spacing' and 'four-link spacing'
chains. I can see the two link spacing would be better, but how significant
is it? I presume it must help quite a bit, as it sounds like that is what
you did (adding extra cross links). We usually get 6 inch snows here, with
an occasional 2 footer - although the last couple years has been almost 
nil.

- SteveS


----- Original Message -----
From: "Neil Dennis" <wombat RealNS com>
To: "Elec-trak" <>
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 7:55 PM
Subject: (ET) chains


> Steve, the only problem you should see is that the side chains will be a
> little long, you may have to take out a cross link.  The inch difference
> in the tire width will let the chains wrap around a little further -
> good thing as it give you more "bite"
>
> wombat -  BTW, I add an extra cross link between each regular pair -
> cannabilize another pair.
>
>
>