Compatible w/ Branson 3620R Rear 12.4-Ladder Two-Link Tractor Tire Chains, priced per pair
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Chains sold in pairs (2 chains) for two tires.
$1,039.22
- Durability:
- Heavy Duty
- Ladder Style:
- 2 - Link Spacing
- Chain Link Type:
- Round Twisted Cross Chains
- Surface Recommendation:
- Blacktop/Paved
- Traction Pattern:
- Consistent - Tighter Spaced Cross Chains
- Lateral Stability:
- Flat/Level Ground
- Subtitle:
- 2 - Link Ladder Tire Chains
- Bulk Pricing:
- Buy in bulk and get up to 20% off!
- 2 link tire chains provides a more consistent ride by having more chain on the face of the tire.
- Two Link Chains help reduce the vibration (bumpy ride) from being on chain - off chain.
- Case hardened in accordance with ASTM E18 Standards.
- Suitable for on-road, off-road or over-the-road use
- Zinc coated, sold per pair
- IMPORTANT: Tire Chains are designed to fit various tire brands and tread patterns. Adjustments/Alterations are normal and expected.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What tire sizes do these tire chains fit?
This farm tractor tire chain fits these tire sizes: 9.5-32, 320-85-24, 11.2-28, 12.4-24, 12.4-28, 230-95-32.
Are these tire chains sold as a pair?
Yes. These farm tractor tire chains are sold as a pair for the left and right drive tires.
Do I need tensioners?
Yes. Tensioners aid installation and remove slack as chains settle. A loose chain can slap, wear faster, and run off-center. A snug, centered chain runs smoother and lasts longer.
Will these chains require adjustment?
Most fit without major changes, but tractor tread depth, lug style, brand, and tire wear can vary. Chain length may need adjusting for fit, traction, and longer life.
The difference between 2 and 4 link spacing on tire chains refers to the arrangement and density of the individual chain links on the tire chain itself.
In a 2-link spacing chain, each cross-link spans two side links before connecting to the next cross-link. This results in a closer arrangement of the chain links, providing more traction on slippery surfaces. 2-link spacing chains are generally preferred for more severe or icy conditions, as they offer increased grip and stability. (cross chain every other side chain link)
On the other hand, in a 4-link spacing chain, each cross-link spans four side links before connecting to the next cross-link. This creates a wider spacing between the chain links, which can be suitable for less severe winter conditions or situations where a smoother ride is desired. 4-link spacing chains are often more forgiving on surfaces like pavement, reducing the chance of excessive noise and vibration. ( cross chain every 4th side chain link)
The choice between 2-link and 4-link spacing depends on the specific road and weather conditions you anticipate encountering, as well as your preferences for traction and ride comfort.
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