Ha, ha - of course, the first time I decided I needed chains, the snow was knee deep and risin'. The "first instal" was VERY unceremonious, time consuming and educational. Thereafter, they went on in warm wx. The chains I got had 2X the number of cross links as normal chains and "V's" were really big. On a frozen driveway the little tractor actually "sat up" on the V's and I really don't think much of the rubber tire touched the ground. To say the tractor rode like a cob would have been a major understatement.
Plowing snow at slow speeds was the order of the day - otherwise, with the seat belt off there was always the fear of being bucked out of the seat or with it on, the belt almost cut me in half. I had the little tractor(Ford 1710 4x4) for 25 years and only used the chains for four winters. I developed some very imaginative ways to plow snow on my mile long driveway - without chains.