hi folks...gravelman here where can i find snow chains for my Kubota 2650 tire size is 23 x 8.50 -14 These are the front obviously. im looking for 2 link for a smoother ride also..im out on pavement alot. thanks for any recommendation.
Snow Equipment Buying/Pricing snow chains
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Yep the cheap ones will work fine on a tractor. It’s not like you are doing 30mph on the highway for hours at a time. I’ve had good luck with their v bar style. Maybe a bit aggressive for your needs.
I also found 3 black rubber “bungee” cords per chain works well.
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Cheap ones will kind of work, the Aquiline Talon Tractor Tire style will work 10 fold better, ride much smoother, last longer, and do less damage on pavement because they don't slip and are simply the best style of chains I have ever used and I believe I have tried just about every style made for ag and industrial use up to and including the tire protective ones for mining equipment.
Four link street style are the least usefull.
Four link street style are the least usefull.
My Gym
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Look at automobile snow chains. If you are on pavement stay away from v-bar. Think of hundreds of steel chisels pounding on your pavement. On the front tires you are not looking for pulling power but steering and to prevent sliding. Auto chains typically have more surface contact, smoother ride, are easier to get on and off, and cheaper. You can find an same size auto tire for fit. Chains do make a great difference and well worth the investment. During the winter I use front only on my tractor. John Deere 3038E. I use the FEL to lift front wheels and fit them on easily.
jajiu
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Another place to look is tirechainsrequired.com I bought mine from them and just ordered some for the front. I need them because of all the ice on my drive.
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Reed Supply in VT handles OFA tire chains and may carry other brands. They deliver to parts of NH also. Nice people to deal with.
kco
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Another place to look is Tire Chains-Best Snow Chains-TireChains.com which redirects to Tire Chains-Best Snow Chains-TireChains.com.
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Yes, there are many suppliers of them googling aquiline talon, or talon , or studded tractor chains.
Your tire are small and you may not find a lot of options, you might consider the diamond patterned automobile style or atv chains.
4 link spacing street chains are not a very effective chain, especially for a front axle.
ok on all that...thanks guys.. very much by the way RN Johnson has been closed for years... i guess they did not sell enough of those expensive green things.. i would not get chains thru the tractor dealer... Pinnacleview...wayyyyy too much $$$$$$$$$$
Peter 315
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I know that r n johnson is closed I used to go up that way all the time back in the 90's When there was walpole iga and hubbard farms
