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Posted by Ultradog MN on January 10, 2005 at 17:46:45 from (65.112.121.29):
In Reply to: Tire Chain question for Allen and the group posted by Bob4knee on January 09, 2005 at 19:41:03:
Bob, I'm on my 3rd year with those Duo Grips from tirechains.com. I haven't lost one yet. Mine are smaller - 11.2x28 It takes me about 30 - 40 minutes per tire - one tire jacked up off the ground at a time. Lift up the chain to about 2:00 position, hook the cross links to the lugs on the tire and then roll the rest over the top. I like working at it. Got an extra link in the side chains this year. Use a tool or a stick to move them around. I don't tie mine on. This year I joined the side chain tails together on the top of the tire with a small shackle. Don't know why. Except the extra link allowed me to. And it looks better than wireing them to themselves. Good luck Jerry
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