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Read articles →A hands-on, narrated walkthrough of mounting tire chains on a tractor, filmed during the actual process rather than scripted in advance. It covers chain orientation (half-moons facing out), tucking and pulling forward to position, tightening in multiple passes across four fasteners, and two practical tips: using a bungee cord to maintain tension and re-tightening after a short drive. Useful for first-timers who want to see the real fumbling-through-it process.
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All the half moons need to be on the outside toward the tire before you flip the chain up and over it.
There are four fasteners, and you tighten each one in multiple passes, locking it as tight and as far up as possible.
Use a bungee cord to help keep tension, then drive about a quarter to half mile and re-torque or re-tighten the chains.
