winchman
Bronze Member
Are \"duo-grips\" really the better chains for R4s?
I will be purchasing a set of chains for my 2410 in the near future. I just want to make sure that I make a wise decision. From my past chain experience and the pictures of the duo-grips that have been posted I would have to say they would'nt be for me. I do not like what appears to be large gaps between the cross-chains that would cause a terribly rough ride, not that any chain provides a smooth ride, and that would also mean less constant ground contact. I understand the logic of the duo-grips not falling between the lugs, but I do not think I would have that problem with "2-link spaced" ladder style chains. I think they would be better as far as ground contact and better ride. Better for snowplowing overall. Our local township runs this style on their grader that has the same tire design that is on my 2410. I would like all opinions and personal experiences. Anyone with 2-link spaced ladder style on R4s?
I will be purchasing a set of chains for my 2410 in the near future. I just want to make sure that I make a wise decision. From my past chain experience and the pictures of the duo-grips that have been posted I would have to say they would'nt be for me. I do not like what appears to be large gaps between the cross-chains that would cause a terribly rough ride, not that any chain provides a smooth ride, and that would also mean less constant ground contact. I understand the logic of the duo-grips not falling between the lugs, but I do not think I would have that problem with "2-link spaced" ladder style chains. I think they would be better as far as ground contact and better ride. Better for snowplowing overall. Our local township runs this style on their grader that has the same tire design that is on my 2410. I would like all opinions and personal experiences. Anyone with 2-link spaced ladder style on R4s?