

| Subject: | Re: Snow Traction Devices? |
| Date: | Fri, 22 Nov 1996 15:41:24 -0400 (AST) |
At 10:13 22/11/96 -0600, Rusty VanBondo wrote: > VanBondo's obligatory smart aleck comment of the week: >(You gotta admit that I have been next to lurking lately) OK, so pull your pants back up and come out from behind the shrubbery. ;) Chains are a pain to install when stuck, the roll into or jack'em up methods are slow and maybe dangerous, but if you are stopped it's going to be the jack method. If not... I carry 2 short bits of 2x6, with 2 bits of 3/4" ply nailed on leaving an inch wide gap between. Lay them on the ground, put a cross bar of the chain in the gap between ply and drive onto the blocks. This way the chains can be wrestled around easily while the van is securely parked and the connectors etc snugged down. I usuall don't have any loosening up after driving, lot easier than getting soaked/frozen again. Tim
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