How to: Remove snow chains off tractor

[Metsaman]

Weather getting warm and snow is start to melt away so it is time remove snow chains off Your tractors tires.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNnJ2rfPnFs

 

[CalG]

It's that time of year.

It seems only yesterday, I struggled to get the chains on. Now the snow and ice is gone. The chains work well in the mud though ;-)

 

[Thomas]

That's one of many ways to do it.
Good washing or place on rear attachment while using tractor dirt will dry fall off,or drag the chain in dry condition.

 

[Looking4new]

If you aren't going to run on pavement, why not just leave them on?

 

[Metsaman]

It's that time of year.

It seems only yesterday, I struggled to get the chains on. Now the snow and ice is gone. The chains work well in the mud though ;-)

I think this is one sign mark on that "real spring" is here..

 

[Metsaman]

If you aren't going to run on pavement, why not just leave them on?

No I cant, I drive roads on summer time, have to take them off.

 

[vtsnowedin]

If you aren't going to run on pavement, why not just leave them on?

They are wearing constantly metal on metal at each link. Best to save them for winter when you really need them.

 

[Metsaman]

They are wearing constantly metal on metal at each link. Best to save them for winter when you really need them.

In summer time You only need them if You drive very difficult terrain in forest but normally You don't.

 

[MH8675309]

Took mine off yesterday - once they were unconnected gravity seemed to help them come off easily. vtsnowedin is right save them for winter.

 

[rekees4300]

Took mine off couple weeks ago. Cleaned off dirt, put in cardboard box, soaked with Fluid Film to prevent rust, good till next year.