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Old 01/07/10, 03:41 PM
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This would be a bad time to suggest letting some air outa the tires wouldn't it! Glad they're working for you though! You can chain the fronts too obviously not being powered limits the effect but they still help.
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Old 01/07/10, 03:46 PM
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If anyonbe is in E Ont. there's a dealer out in St Isidore that has all sorts of used farm equip including some very reasonably priced chains.
http://pffarmequipment.piczo.com/tra...linkvar=000044

Nice guy he's building up his dealership little by little and yeah the website is a ....... well he keeps it pretty much up to date or his daughter does.
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