Doug, Seems straight forward. I jack the tractor up and put them around but use #12 solid wire to act as the tighteners on each side. That allows me to remove them without pulling the wheel and the
rubber ones break and are harder to put on. The wire goes thru the chain to make a star pattern. …Walt From: Doug McCorkle [mailto:dmccorkl sover net]
I keep seeing all these complicated ways of putting chains on! Granted, my tires are old and hard, and I have hilly terrain to mow so I leave mine on all year,
but, IIRC, when I put mine on a few years ago: lay them out straight on the ground drive onto them so the tires are in the middle of the chains wrap them around and fasten them up! Is there something I was missing and should have made it harder? I think that's basically how one puts chains on cars, although I don't have to do that, either. Doug McCorkle Alltraxed E15 on perpetual chains From: Robert Troll [mailto:roberttroll hotmail com]
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