2 Questions....

[bak2MN]

When pulling skid house what do you guys use for chains on your wheeler? 2 on the back or all 4?? Second question I have a 800 Summit I will use to pull my 8x10 Skid house when the snow gets to deep for the wheeler. Does anyone have a good hitch system?

Thanks for your input.

[dairyman]

I definitely put chains on if I was pulling a skid house of that size. With glare ice you would be spinning before you got the house to move. I run chains on my 400 explorer all winter for ice fishing --back only

[1lessdog]

I take 1/2 sheet metal screws and screw them into every lug on my tires. All 4 of them. It really has traction and at the end of the yr I just grab them with a vice grip and pull them out. It cost me about 10.00 at Macs hard wear.

I just put cardboard down in my house or on my trailer as not to dig up my floor.

[PurpleFloyd]

I take 1/2 sheet metal screws and screw them into every lug on my tires. All 4 of them. It really has traction and at the end of the yr I just grab them with a vice grip and pull them out. It cost me about 10.00 at Macs hard wear.

I just put cardboard down in my house or on my trailer as not to dig up my floor.

I did the same thing on my RZR a few years ago before I sold it and they work great.

[bak2MN]

Not sure I want to start putting screws in my tires. But the guys that run chains is there some that are better then others?

Still looking for a hitch system for my 800 summit.

[JeffB]

The chains with the little v's welded on to them work well for me. I just put them on the rear tires. Huge difference. I think you would find what you need at Fleet Farm or L&M Fleet.

[PurpleFloyd]

Not sure I want to start putting screws in my tires. But the guys that run chains is there some that are better then others?

Still looking for a hitch system for my 800 summit.

It really isn't that crazy. You want crazy, watch what happens when you throw a chain when you get zipping along at speed.

They don't damage the tire and unless you measure wrong they won't give you a flat but they give you great traction and they are quieter and also don't throw snow as bad as chains do.

[bak2MN]

Purple what type of screw head do you use? Still not sure.

[1lessdog]

I use 1/2 sheet metal screws with a 5/16 head. I had a chain that got thrown off a front tire and it tore the cv boot right off and messed up the joint where it had to be replaced. I took my chains off that yr and went with sheet metal screws and I have better traction. and they turn so much easier.

Now remember just the lugs

[Ron Vroom]

That is a great trick that I will try if I ever need some more traction. Not crazy at all!