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Provides added traction for Sno Hog tires in deep snow and icy conditions
The 13 x 5" chains are for the MTD 5-hp Snowthrower (Prod. No. 60-3706)
The 16 x 6.5" chains are for the Yardworks 13-hp (Prod. No. 60-3757) and Yardworks 10.5-hp Deluxe (Prod. No. 60-3758) Snowthrowers
The 16.5 x 4.8" chains are for the Yardworks 10.5-hp (Prod. No. 60-3754), Yardworks 8.5-hp (Prod. No. 60-3753) and MTD 10-hp (Prod. No. 60-3712) Snowthrowers
Includes chains for two tires

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoSno Hog Snow Thrower Tire Chains

Overall Rating

3.7 out of 5

Durability

4.3 out of 5

Appearance

3.7 out of 5

Quality

4.7 out of 5

3 Provides added traction for Sno Hog tires in deep snow and icy conditions. The 13 x 5" chains are for the MTD 5-hp Snowthrower (Prod. No. 60-3706). The 16 x 6.5" chains are for the Yardworks 13-hp (Prod. No. 60-3757) and Yardworks 10.5-hp Deluxe (Prod. No. 60-3758) Snowthrowers. The 16.5 x 4.8" chains are for the Yardworks 10.5-hp (Prod. No. 60-3754), Yardworks 8.5-hp (Prod. No. 60-3753) and MTD 10-hp (Prod. No. 60-3712) Snowthrowers

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1 out of 5

Durability

3 out of 5

Appearance

1 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Mikofox

Location: North of 61°, Yukon

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Wrong Design

Date:November 20, 2011

"Unless you are racing your snow thrower around curves, the zigzag chainpattern makes no sense. They are also spaced too far apart. The zigzag pattern causes the snow thrower to shake left and right when trying to break up packed snow.
Better would be a two-link spaced, straight design. For off pavement/concrete use they should be offered with hardened v-cleats like the ones for ATVs. Expensive chains, with little benefit."

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5 out of 5

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5 out of 5

Appearance

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

lesl

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Use your tire size, not the product numbers

Date:December 27, 2009

"I purchased these chains based on the suggested product numbers. I ended up getting the wrong ones. I had 6.5 in tires not the other. These are definately a must if you want the best traction. Worth the purchase."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Appearance

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Steev

Location: Winnipeg

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necessary on ice for Sno-Hog tires

Date:September 8, 2008

"These chains make travelling on slick icy surfaces a snap, especially backyard skating rinks, or hard packed ruts.
Sno Hog tires will benefit greatly from these chains, whether 4.8" or 6.5".
X-trac tires have much deeper treads and may not benefit noticeably from these chains.
Installation of the chains is best done during dry, warmer weather as they can be tricky at first to lock in place. Because:
Trying to re-attach these is not something you'll enjoy doing in -30 windchill, but I have had to when one chain popped off due to improper installation. After installation, give it several engine-off dry runs rolling around on the driveway to make sure they aren't going to come off when it's go time."

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would a tire chain rated for 205/50/15 fit a 205/55/15 tire?

alanchapla

1 month, 3 weeks ago

Answer:

Maybe yes and Maybe no, you have to check with the Manufacturer.

http://www.peerlesschain.com/tire-chains/tire-chain-look-up-guide/

Anonymous

3 days ago

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Hi, what chains fit my snow blower? I've got a Mastercraft 10.5 HP blower model 60-3727-0 and am looking to add tire chains to it, to add traction.

Question:

I'm in winnipeg and with heavy snow the blower's wheels often simply spin without grabbing.

stabob

- winnipeg

3 years, 6 months ago

Answer:

Go to the store and ask for the chains that will fit your tire width and diameter: they are either 16" by 4.8" wide or 16" by 6.5" wide. You can measure width across the tire with a flat ruler, or the dimension may be on the sidewall of the tire.
2006 model year and older units were mostly sold with 4.8" tires; newer models seem to all come standard with 6.5" tires.
Only the exact sizes can be used for any given set of chains and tires.
There shouldn't be any problems with exchanging sizes if you get the wrong chains.

Steev

- Winnipeg

3 years, 5 months ago

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Tire Chains

Question:

I have just purchased a new Sears Craftsman model number 944.527691

1350 series 27" snow blower, the tire size is 16X6.5-8. I am looking for the correct part number for the tire chains..

Thank you

Anonymous

- Barrie

4 years, 3 months ago

Answer:

The original equipment chains offered in the Canadian Tire Packaged Parts program should fit this model as well. Please check with the store for their return policy in the event that the tread pattern is incompatible.
Ask for OEM-390-655
For more information visit www.mtdcanada.com
Best regards,
MTD Products Limited

pdadam

4 years, 1 month ago

Answer:

unfortunatley, canadian tire does not carry auto chains for that small of a wheel. you are going to have to be clever and use bulk chain to make it happen.
pat, #601

patm1234

- north vancouver

4 years, 2 months ago

Sno Hog Snow Thrower Tire Chains

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