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Old 12-28-2013, 09:16 AM
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Anyone know where twisted link chain can be bought in bulk??
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Old 12-28-2013, 09:30 AM
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Anyone know where twisted link chain can be bought in bulk??
I've seen it at Tractor supply.
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what do you guys like 2 or 4 link?
I did research before I bought my tire chains last summer and everything I saw pointed to 2 link being a better choice in that they are smoother riding and overall a better choice. I've never run 4 link but I'm not disappointed with my 2 link.
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LOL I bought a set of chains at an Auction on Saturday for $2. look like they are for 25 or 28" x 10. or close. but cut out one section and they will work.

So not I have chains on the tires it no want a turn, just wants to go straight. anything to correct that? front tire chains next?
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LOL I bought a set of chains at an Auction on Saturday for $2. look like they are for 25 or 28" x 10. or close. but cut out one section and they will work.

So not I have chains on the tires it no want a turn, just got straight. and thing to correct that? front tire chains next?
.... ummm.... What?
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sorry forgot about this stupid spell check thing on the phone, it makes some really stupid correction sometimes.
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