Just get some autochains so you simply just engage them when you need them and they are retracted up when not. You can use any tire chain on the roads in NH during snow and ice when safety calls for it.
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How do you make a LMTV NOT suck in the snow?
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Well, you are correct. For some reason years ago I was going to get some chains and I didn’t because I thought the law had changed… huh. So what kind of chains you got there?
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how much ground clearance you loose when the unit is installed? might be interested
They sit up above or even with the axles. You can adjust for a longer stroke for taller tires etc
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I moved to south Texas. That worked pretty well. In 10 years, I have seen snow 3 times.
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There is one in every crowd, but why does it always gotta be you Colt
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I'm just that happy I left Connecticut. And I'm sarcastic. But I will stop distracting now.There is one in every crowd, but why does it always gotta be you Colt
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Well, I'm with Colt on this one.
My truck performs just fine in the winter.
My truck performs just fine in the winter.
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My understanding is that automatic tire chains are useful on regular roads while traveling at speed. Not sure how well they would perform off-road, on driveways, plowing, start/stop/reverse, and other ranch tasks.