All you need to know about the Tractor Chains

In snowy or wet regions, getting your tractor stuck in mud or snow can lead to the frustrating experience of the wheels spinning endlessly without any forward movement, even when you accelerate. To avoid this, tractor chains become essential.

What are tractor tire chains?

Tractor chains enhance traction and stability in snowy or muddy terrains to tackle slipperiness, making operations easier and safer. They prevent slippage by providing extra grip to tires. Mostly known as snow chains, they are important for maintaining control in challenging conditions.

What are the different types of tractor tire chains?

Tractor snow chains are available in a variety of sizes to fit different wheel dimensions as per the requirements mentioned below

• Twist link tractor tire chains
• V bar tractor tire chains
• Diamond tractor tire chains
• Double ring tractor tire chains
• Ladder type tractor tire chains
• Studded tire chains
• Net style tractor tire chains

To determine the right chains for your wheels, it's essential to assess your specific needs and check the tire diameter, width, and overall wheel and rim size.

Installation and Selection:

Installing tractor tire chains can be complex, but with a step-by-step guide from Instructables, you can easily select and install the right chains for your tractor.

Maintenance and Storage:

Proper maintenance and storage are important for extending the life of your tractor chains. When it is not in use, store it properly and spray it with anti-rust to prevent corrosion.

Tools required for installation:

• Tension Adjuster with Load Binder
• Cross Chain Hooks
• Chain Plier Tool

Drawbacks:

Tire chains are a great solution for specific conditions, but leaving them on the tire continuously has its drawbacks.

• Reduces fuel efficiency.
• Installing incorrectly can damage your wheel.
• Don't speed
• Using tire chains on plain roads can cause damage to both the road surface and your tires.