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For smoother treaded tires such as R4's or turf tires, just use a larger ratchet strap all the way around the tire at the largest diameter part of it as possible, and then hook your chains to it to pull them around the wheel. Just remember to remove the strap before tightening the chains.

Thanks, Happy New Year (2025) 🎉. Like your video and think you just saved me some frustration! Thanks again!!!

Just seeing this vid. Love the Pat Mac reference!

Thanks Wayne, im just starting my own gardening business in Australia, which sometimes involves chainsaws and ladders. I've had a couple of near misses over the years and made some dumb and over confident moves which have left me bruised and seeing stars. No rush, just got to evaluate the risks all the time. And should take a break when I'm getting tired. Thanks for your kind message, Luke

Thank you for your video it help me a lot. I had a 2511 echo disassembled for a while and I had forgotten some parts order.

Good video!! Thanks for your knowledge!!😊

I had similar problems installing chains on my tractor. I'm 78 and these chains have gotten heavier each year. I began to think it would take 2 people to do this now, but that's not practical. I like your tip of hooking the chain ends with a bungee cord thru the wheel and driving forward. The chain stays on the tire squarely without falling off as you drive forward. Thanks Wayne for the good tip, but please turn off motor when you are working under and around the wheels.

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Another problem I need to get clear I have a gas gauge on the propane tank do I need to remove that guage because the range have it own built in guage

This is great! Anything I have to do outside is a one man task. I’ve avoided putting on my chains for two years. I’ll try this method. 🇨🇦

that's help me so much i didn't knew how to sharpen my gaffs but now i got to put this into work... Thanks Wayne!

Better impossible,God bless you,thank you very much 😅😅😅😅😅😅

is tethering with a cell phone and USB different?

Nice, hope they make it through the winter

Glad to see some new life at this time of year

Thanks. I have put a set of chains on my tractor yesterday and wish I’d seen the before.

❤🎉❤🎉❤ Things are looking up for SM Heartland

Appropriate hatch-out song!!

So cute

It was cold, lol. Definitely, chains are a must for your neck of the woods. Whoo! 🔥👊🏼🧡👍🏻

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Good job Wayne. I know your video is for instructional purposes but I would have rolled both sides on at the same time. I need to find a set of chains for my little Kubota too. Or just roll the dice and hope we don’t get much snow, lol😂

Well done WP... the KISS system always works, regardless of nationality. For your location with gravel and the hills and dales around the properties, chains are a must! Take care out there... the 58 degree weather over here in WPA was a welcome respite. Have a good one and howdy to Suz the Q!

Nice video, Wayne. My little lawn tractor is down for a while, so no chains for me yet. If I get the blower welded and back on I'll put effort into getting it running and get the chains on. Be kind.

👏👍🏻nice job!!😊

Simple and logical. Nice video. No kinks in the links. It's as tight as it can be...good enough for me. You're a poet at heart.

Good evening Wayne, do you leave them on all winter? Curious if the gravel or just using them on dry surfaces wears them out. Good instructional video. Love to all. ❤

Hi friends. A viewer commented that my last tire chain installation video wouldn't work on his solid rim wheels. So I thought it would be a good idea to show a method that can work on all wheels. Please Like, Comment and Subscribe. Stay kind, y'all!

Very interesting

I work for my local municipality in fleet services. We have rats chewing up the wiring harness in multiple units. I don’t know how to keep them out for sure. But I hope blocking up larger gaps in the body of the vehicle where the get in cant hurt. Old license plates are easy to work with. Look for areas where wiring and other lines run from the chassis into the body. Best I got so far. Good luck! I hate wiring repairs! Lol.

Oh great, What am i going to do with the big bottle of peppermint now. 😂😂😂. I like polka music. May the good Lord watch over you and your family and friends. Peace and Love 😊.

Good luck, they need a thumb sized hole or less. I used bronze wool from the marine store, add a shot of expanding foam. Every now and again I find a hole I missed. It would be ideal for a mfg to offer an RV with no unsealed penetrations. My biggest deterrent was to empty the RV of all the bedding, blankets, towels, food, they seem to loose interest without nest building materials. So they went to the shed and ate my chainsaw chaps to build a kevlar nest.

i had a relative that built a slab with a 2 inch curb all the way around it with a 5' fence that kept out the dogs and the cat and he filled the slab with water and electrified it the rubber tires protected the rv and the mice literally popped lol he had signs up all over the place and with only one way to enter as it was between out buildings was very safe to all pets and humans mouse and field rat problem cured

So far a string with of a lot LED lights seemed to work For me for 7 years. You may as well get the $50 a string version. I used two strings around and under My RV. Before I used lights I had large rats chewing holes into the kitchen and I had to fill those up with steel wool. I tried traps and I put used Cat Litter under the RV to see if that would keep the mice and rats away and that did not work. We used one of the noise making rid-a-rat machine under a house we had and that works but you can hear the noise inside and it’s gets on one’s nerves after a while. I have not heard any noises nor have any evidence of rodents since then. I am in AZ and we have a ton of roof rats.

Cats are great for mice.

GUESS WHAT DUDE YOU SHOULD HAVE PLAYED RAP TRAP MUSIC EVERYONE AND EVERTHING HATES RAP. OMG EAT SOME KAPUSTA AND GET SMART!!

Here's one to think about. Which a youtuber said that works. "The Campulance man" He lives in a ambulance full time. He put strobe lights under the rig. This was a couple of years ago when he had the problem and said it took care of the issue. He runs the light during the nights. That's what I plan on doing when I move in to my van. Good luck

We were lucky and an erman moved into our camper, yes it's a weasel but I will take it, no mice.

A outdoor cat might help.

Too bad the music didn't work WP... that may be true if there is an intermittent presence of humans in the space with music... I have used the peppermint pouches near my garage doors and that seems to work, along with traps strategically placed. Keep up the good fight and search for the entrances as best you can. have a good one. You and Suz the Q have a happy Thanksgiving.

I tell ya. Wayne. My brother in law in MN parked his RV for the summer on his property close next to the trees. Last winter, they did their normal trekking and heard mice in the walls and ceiling the whole time. When they got home, he got busy taking out cabinets, pulling interior siding and floorboards up. Found entrances where mice had enlarged the holes around electrical inlets, plumbing andcsewer lines, and vents. Worked all summer, sealing and re-building the interior. No telling if he got it all. Mice can get into holes smaller than their heads because the skull bones aren't fused and shift around. Good luck with trying everything you read about. Hope you find something that works!!

Sounds like you have a severe infestation that won't give up. The only other sure fire way to rid your self of this problem is how Edger K B Montrose gets rid of sea gulls. I'll explain it to you later.

I'm sorry your mouse problems still persist but this reminds me of the movie Mouse Hunt !! I don't know if you have ever seen the movie but your problems with the mice could always be worse 😊😊 I don't have any solutions to give you right now,but if I hear of something I'll let you know!! We're still trying to get rid of the mice in our house!!! Good luck 😁

Good luck Wayne. tried "Grandpa Gus" peppermint and cinnamon pouches. They didn't work after a few days either. I finally got rid of my RV. They were breeding behind the heater and next to the fridge in the wall. I had no viable options left to get rid of them so making it someone else's problem was what I settled on I didn't have a fancy rig like yours though.

You win a few and you lose a few. My last video proved that I am a total loser! Those pesky mice are back. Pray for me. I'm seriously embarrassed and depressed. I don't know how can ever face my TH-cam friends again. But I trust you folks and know you'll find it within you to forgive me and give me a chance to redeem myself. I'm not gonna ask you to Like, Comment and Subscribe because it's just too much to ask of you. Stay kind!

Great idea, glad it worked for you

i still have my original buckinghams i started climbing with in 1979 , i still use them , ive replaced the gaffs about every 10 years, ive fillet welded new ring on them and replaced the shank brackets and put weaver pads on , ive used chinese knock off pads but i’ve kept mine alive for 45 years 😬

Thanks great job god bless

Please do a follow-up in a few weeks. The dancing mice made me laugh - which I needed today.

Huh! Cool, when i was living in a house, with a separate workshop, i used to have frequent bears visiting. I heard from someone local, that bears don't like the human voice and that he leaves his am radio on 24/7. I tried it too, and by golly, no more bears! I need to do this for rodents in my trailer now. Whenever I'm in a desert setting now, I'll get a mouse wandering in