If there’s a feeling I don’t like getting it’s the feeling of my tractor sliding out of control. Add to this the close proximity of a large tree and a building to my sliding tractor and that’s a perfect recipe for disaster. With the winter weather hitting hard, I’ve been left a bit behind in my winter preparation and as a result, haven’t gotten to putting on my tire chains on my tractor. Although I didn’t think this would be a big issue, as you’ll see in the video, it turned into a big issue quite quickly. With a clear demonstration of why these industrial tires on my utility tractor are not ideal candidates for snowy winter weather, I get back into winter preparation mode on today’s episode as I install my Trygg tire chains. Check out the rope method I use in which I use my tractor to lift the heavy tire chains into position. With a bit of fine-tuning and some zip ties, I manage to successfully get my tire chains into position. To finish off today’s episode I go back to the hill where disaster nearly happened initially and I test out the difference tire chains make. You’ll be shocked how different the outcome it. Glad you’re all here to watch. Here we go!
Tractor shown in this video 2012 Kioti DK40se HST with industrial tires, Wallenstein FX85 skidding winch, HLA 66″ root rake with grapple on the loader.
Tire chains shown in this video: Trygg Fast Trac
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