snow chains for snowblower wheel 3"by 9"
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Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your snow blower parts. Chain sizes directly correspond to the numbers on the sides of the tire. Please match these numbers in order to obtain the chains that will fit your tires.
834347
mine are on and covered with snow chains. suggest u buy the longest bolt that would go through the rim and weight holes, then mark the bolt where the end of the would be after the nut was put on.
147100
Hi Morgan, please visit www.thule.com and use our snow chain fit guide to find the appropriate size for you! You will need the specific tire size found on the side of your vehicles tires. Thanks!
1347545
Not sure what size are needed...I just reused what was on the snowblower. Worked fine.
934934
It's the tire size that matters, not the size of the snowblower. They will fit tires 1.3 x 5.00-6.
1052331
Have no idea, as I bought and gave away and moved to Texas when we have no rain, snow or mountains and therefore don't need them. Sorry from Midland, Texas but they sure looked good and price was right when I purchased them for a Ski Trip to the Mountains dated this message 10-4-2013. Me without Chains for sure.
654073
Go on the Oregon web site. They have a lookup function where it will list all the chains that will fit
2053566
you need your tire size,as my john deere l130 has bigger size tires than the new replacement for the l130. then do what Michael ritucci says in his answer. this is what I did . I just googled amazons snow chains then found out who made them and ? then I looked up their company and found their tire chart for their safety chains/snow chains.http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction/tirechains.............and bingo zingo there you are. then the tire chain part number should cross over on amazon's page for the ssc tire chains.
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Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your snow thrower parts. That is the closest chain measurement we have (the 23X10.50X12) but we do not have an exact match. With further research via the web you should be able to locate them. We apologize we couldn't help you more directly on this one. AMC Parts Store
1471945
I bought these for my Polaris snow plow and they were a perfect replacement. They are 1/2 inch thread. Hope this helps you out.
1009209
I have a 4x4 diesel with 285/75R16 tires and the chains fit with room to spare for a wider tire that you have. I have not had a chance to actually drive on them seeing as how I have 4x4 with an aggressive tread pattern for the snow.
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Tire chains are sold based on the tire size, not snow blower brand. Look on the side of the tire for the size, then look for chains for that tire size. The chains do provide an added level of traction, especially where snow has packed down but they must fit the tires properly. With tire chains, one size does NOT fit all. Hope this helps.
2009206
I bought the Glacier Chains 99 Rubber Adjusters for my chains. A word of advice, there are two adjusters per bad. Only need to purchase one package per axle.
7496
It is an 8 inch chain, couldn't find a part number for it even on the www.snowjoe.com site, but a generic 8 inch chain might work. You can call Snow Joe at 1-866-766-9563
77497
I would try a lowes or home depot, local hardware store for a high strength carabener , may need two , im sure they could hook you up with something, take the chains with you also. I had to lengthen the chain that completes the triangle on the outside of the tire. Good Luck!
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Hi there - these K-Summit models are designed for vehicles that cannot typically accept snow chains due to clearance issues and manufacturers' recommendations. These were engineered to fit where none of the stands types of snow chains are available. As you can see from the design, these are unlike other snow chains, and therefore are in a league of their own. Thanks!
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They are very good about their part numbers. If it says it fits it will. They come as a pair and are the best chains I have ever had. I live in Vermont and need them most winters for plowing.