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Old 11-29-2014, 09:28 PM
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Link for price/purchase option for a set of 23 X 10.5 X 12 Terra Grips. I think longevity would be the key to this product. It's been a while since I've gone a winter without having to replace at least one or two links on my old set of chains. However, this winter I have a new(er) set so let's see how they hold up.

http://www.amazon.com/Terra-grip-Tra.../dp/B007J55UUY

$ 108.00. Yikes. I only paid $ 89.00 & free shipping searching a bit on Amazon.

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TheSatrunV got some of these a while back. Took me a few minutes to find his post.
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Installed some new Terra Grips I found on Amazon. Tried them out by moving some gravel with the bucket. Not too bad at all. We don't typically get much snow here, but maybe this year they'll earn their keep.
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Have them on the 982 and another hmm..."Simple Tractor" and they work great. Got them on clearance on AMAZONIA just to try and was pleasantly surprised. During the spring 2 years ago, had the drive way sealed and the chains really tore it up. NO MORE CHAINS for me, these things work just fine.
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anyone want to sell me their set for 26x12x12's? I want a set bad, but I'm too friggin cheap to spend the $100+ on new ones.
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Can anyone comment on how they work on ice? We are talking your typical ice on the driveway.
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Can anyone comment on how they work on ice? We are talking your typical ice on the driveway.

most of the reviews I have read (and I have read hundreds; between many different forums, amazon reviews, other website reviews, etc) most have this to say:

Chains are far better for ice traction than these terragrips, but even on hard-pack, the terragrips do a pretty respectable job.

The major advantage to the terragrips are the fact that they don't tear up the pavement/asphalt/concrete/etc like the chains do. The give-up is the ice traction. A secondary advantage is a less jarring ride, as the chains make things a bit more harsh than the terra's.
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I just got way to antsy and pulled the trigger on a set last night.

$89.99 with free shipping from Amazon for 26x12x12 T/G's. We shall see soon enough I'm sure.

Now i just need to get the new super running so I can use the chains.
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How well do you think these will work on AG's? Just wondering if I need to switch back to turfs if I did get a set? Since my AG's are larger then my turfs I would need to make a choice on which set of tires are for winter and getting these on them.
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Is it necessary to put these on both front and rear, or rear only on a RWD tractor when used to plow snow? I was thinking all 4 needed but then I saw some YT videos of people only running it on the rear.
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