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I'm able to manage enough traction with a set of 4 link tire chains on my B6000E (2wd & turf tires) for snow blowing. The differential lock seems to get out of trouble every time one wheel looses the grip on ice. I'm thinking about a weight box mounted on the draw bar for next winter on help...

Hello-- I'm new to this site; I've tried search, but not found the info I'm looking for, so here goes.... My father has a Kubota B3030 that he uses for a number of things, including clearing a long steep drive with the snowblower attachment in the winter. Sometimes, under icy conditions, the...

The following are 3 thoughts (me thinking out loud) however feel free to comment. 1) I got my operator's manual from my local dealer. It does say 24x8.5-12. Could there be a change in tire specs somewhere along the years? The back of my manual says "reprinted october 2003" After researching...

Hi Skeets, What type of tires do you have? If you have ag tires, you need the more expensive chains which will keep the crossover chains on top of the tire lugs. I bought some basic chains for my B6000 and the crossovers just settle down in between the lugs. Totally useless.

Well snows here, and I filled the tiers with anti freeze, so another 70 pounds per wheel has got to help. Now the grand babys wanted to go for a sled ride, I built a really crude on a couple of years ago and pulled it with the Cub,, didnt work well with the Cub,anyway the BX 2360 worked great...

Great info guys, but this is my 'sneeky' tractor used to get into small places, so I paid a small price for it.... needless to say this is getting way to complicated just to load up a new set of more appropriate tires.... I'm getting real tempted to get the front tires in the rib as suggested...

I believe the best source for tire chains is tirechains.com. I got a set there for my BX2660 and love them. Shipped quickly, the product is top quality, and they come with great instructions and there is instructional videos on their site. They have many different styles avaiable to match...

When you give your dealer a call could you do us a favor and let us know: 1) the part number they quote you for the tire chains 2) the pricing Could be handy to get updated info re: pricing for these chains as we've ball parked those numbers a bit. Thanks.

...if you've seen that or not, available here: http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2009/01/how-to-clear-snow-with-a-snow-blade/ Regarding tire chains, yes, Kubota does make those available. Check your local dealership - if you are in Red Deer that would be "Key AgVentures" ph: 403-343-6112...

New to the site but read your articles on ballasting and tire chains. Where i'm at now there's lots of snow (~2ft+) and blading the driveway i'm slipping a lot. Considering getting either tire chains or ballasting. I see pictures of guys that just have chains on the front tires, is that enough...