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Used their chain selector feature. IIRC, home page>garden tractor, scroll down to popular tire chart and click your wheel size>option of chains that fit. Just posted on another thread. Regarding 2 v. 4 link ladder style. Thinking 4 link would be a poor choice. Guessing less traction, more...

I"m trying to find the length and width of chains that will fit on 15 x 19.5 R4 Tires. I previously posted this question asking for the length and width directly but to answer this question the chains would have to off the tractor and laying flat on the ground. With chains on the tires, can...

Many, many thanks my friend. By any chance, do you have the product number from tirechains? Or, am I better off just callin' 'em and work it that way. Again, muchas gracias mi amigo,

Spacers will be your friend and an answer

Short answer. People do use chains on the BX2380. The long answer . Mounted the heavy duty 2-link ladder chains. 2 inch wheel spacers provided adequate lateral inward space. Would have been marginal without the spacers, but possible. On another thread posted an image of the minimal space...

Hello, New to Kubota. Have a new BX2380 with the TracMaster 26 x 12-12.00 R4 OTR filled with beet juice . One vendor says his chains will fit, but said some Kubotas can be real tight space-wise on the backend, and that I should check before ordering. Does anyone have a rec for chains that'll...

Great points @McMXi …I would add though that tires are still part of the suspension…there is still some wiggle there. as far as initial thread regarding chains tie down binders etc.. couple points I would share: 1. I think the choice between straps and chains depending on frequency of use and...

I think there's some confusion here about what's being discussed. A tire is not sprung mass relative to the trailer. My earlier point is that ideally there's no movement between the deck of the trailer and the tie down point on whatever is being towed. If securing a car to a trailer using...

In the front I personally bias chains to the outside so they don't get caught on stuff on the inside. The rear I balance, though I have Euro pattern so that makes sense for gripp (two "peez"). 😄

Ready for the snow. Ordered a set of heavy duty 2-link ladder chains from tire chain dot com. Fast delivery. Did inflict some body damage. Stood up when under the tool box rack. Luckily slowly stood up. Bonk. See image. Just hurt a bit. Then the drip, drip. 5C/41F. Wasn't sweat. Had to...

That's a sweet find right there, nice. I had a 26 hp craftsman about the same size with a blower, front tire chains really helped steering when blowing deep snow.

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Decided to jack up the BX to see if I can just spin the wheels without needing jack stands (they are all bit too tall) to install winter tire chains. Worse case just use some of the odd lengths of treated 4x4 siting around and stack a up couple like building a crib. Rotated one wheel and...

Hello All - I have put in an offer on a house that is quite different in the landscape then my current place. My current place is nearly all woods and nearly flat, and the new place has about 3 acres of woods, but the majority is mostly made up of rolling prairie/field and a very large grass...

If it even matters much. How many psi do you need to deflate the rears? I'm lazy. Don't own a compressor. Unless you count the hand held SnowJoe. I remember using the manual tire pump to top off the pressure on the old NH. Took way too many pumps to just move the gauge a pound or two PSI...

Unless you get chains similar to these ... https://www.tirechainsrus.com/product/aquiline-talon-tractor-tire-chains/?attribute_pa_full-size=9-5-16 If your plowing a driveway most people are happier with the turfs on smaller tractors ... I found regular "ladder" chains just slipped down...

Solid choice. Our Sure Trac has never let us down and tows like a dream. Good call on the extra D-rings: it never fails that you always seem to need one where you don't have it! Having stake pockets on the sides and being able to use the D-ring inserts wherever you need them is a game changer...

Not if he has ballast filled tires.

...It will pull a bladeful of asphalt millings uphill (in 4WD) with no slippage of the wheels/tires at all. With snow, there is no need for tire chains. I usually run in second gear at 2000-2500 RPM when I'm blading... YMMV. I am prompted by this thread to put a mark on the rim/sidewall so...

BX2380 with R4 and 2" spacer user. Consider chains over studs for winter use. Assuming the BX23s is similar design. If so, check out the driver's right inside the fender towards the front clearance. Attaching an image posted on another tread regarding chains. Space between the top of the...