TireChain 12-16.5

Sunday, September 24, 2017

22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains

22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains 

22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains

22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains 

  • Fits 22" x 9.5" x 12" and 23" x 9.5" x 12" rear lawn tractor tires
  • Provides additional traction in snowy and icy conditions
  • Contains one set of two tire chains

22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains 

Although the box said that these chains would fit garden tractor tires that were 22"x9.5"x12" or 23"x9.5"x12", they are definitely way too large for the 22"x9.5"x12" Carlisle tires on my Craftsman garden tractor. I just couldn't snug them up enough to be tight around the tires.
22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains 
This is also the same garden tractor chains Sears sells for this size tire. I bought them on Amazon because they were less expensive than going through Sears. In my opinion, the manufacturer has misstated the specs. The quality of the chains themselves seemed fine, though. I did end up returning them.
22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains 
These worked perfectly for our Husqvarna riding mower. We were having problems going up slopes in our yard without tearing up the grass. This corrected the issue, been using for over 2 mowing seasons and they still are in perfect shape!

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22-Inch Lawn Tractor Rear Tire Chains

Saturday, July 18, 2015

14.9 x 28 Tractor High Lifter Outlaw 2 (6ply) ATV Tire [28x9.5-14]

14.9 x 28 Tractor High Lifter Outlaw 2 (6ply) ATV Tire [28x9.5-14]

14.9 x 28 Tractor High Lifter Outlaw 2 (6ply) ATV Tire [28x9.5-14]


14.9 x 28 Tractor High Lifter Outlaw 2 (6ply) ATV Tire [28x9.5-14]

  • Full side wall tread to increase traction in deep ruts!
  • Scooped treads to maximize pulling, digging and paddling through deep mud and water.
  • Impressive tread depth of 1 5/8" in the center increasing to 2 ¾" at the shoulder.
  • Wider lugs to increase surface contact.
  • A flatter profile for a smoother ride.
  • High Lifter

14.9 x 28 Tractor High Lifter Outlaw 2 (6ply) ATV Tire [28x9.5-14]

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun Ballasts "Various Options" - 2 "Slim" Digital Ballasts - 2 Year


14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun Ballasts "Various Options" - 2 "Slim" Digital Ballasts - 2 Year 

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun Ballasts "Various Options" - 2 "Slim" Digital Ballasts - 2 Year

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun Ballasts "Various Options" - 2 "Slim" Digital Ballasts - 2 Year 

Kensun Ballasts "Various Options" - 2 "Slim" Digital Ballasts - 2 Year Warranty

Please note: This does NOT comprise a full conversion kit, only the ballasts without the bulbs. Kensun HID Xenon bulbs in all sizes may be purchased separately for completion of the kit or you may purchase from us a complete Kensun kit (please see our other products, visit our Kensun Store Front or contact our Customer Service team for more details). These slim digital ballasts are of a sturdy, superior quality, and have been laboratory-tested extensively. 

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14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun Ballasts "Various Options" - 2 "Slim" Digital Ballasts - 2 Year

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness - H1 H3 H8 H9 H10 H11 9005 9006 5202 880 881 9140 9145

This purchase in addition to my 6000k HID Kensun kit made the lights work perfectly in my 2014 Fiesta St. Love the style and installation was a breeze. Thanks Kensun!

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14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

Thursday, April 30, 2015

Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness - H1 H3 H8 H9 H10 H11 9005 9006 5202 880 881 9140 9145

Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

14.9 x 28 Tractor Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness - H1 H3 H8 H9 H10 H11 9005 9006 5202 880 881 9140 9145

  • #1 Customer Service & Quality, HID Xenon Relay Harness
  • Easy and Simple installation. Usually takes less than 20 minutes! "Plug-and-Play" in most vehicles. Some vehicles may need professional installation. The manufacturer provides free full technical support with hundreds of thousands of satisfied users. The Kensun friendly and experienced team is happy to help you with any questions or issues with the installation. They can be reached toll free at 1-855-Kensun-Care (1-855-536-7862).
  • Includes: relay harness
  • We specialize in auto parts and universal car accessories. Upgrade your oem stock halogen or LED low beam, high beam, fog light, interior lights and all off road driving lamps. Our HID xenon headlight conversion kit and replacement bulbs are available in cool neon colors including white, blue, bright yellow, purple and pink. Available in all sizes. Confirm your bulb size at Osram Sylvania or Phillips websites or with the seller of your aftermarket projector headlight housing assemblies.
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Kensun HID Conversion Kit Universal Single Beam Relay Wiring Harness

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Tractor 10mm Link Tire Chains (0859)

Tractor 10mm Link Tire Chains (0859)

Tractor 10mm Link Tire Chains (0859)

Tractor 10mm Link Tire Chains (0859)

Field Master Tractor Tire Chains. Regular carbon twisted ladder style link chains. 10mm Link Diameter. These chains provide excellent traction for tractors and backhoes. Fits Tire Sizes: 12.4-24, 13.6-28, 14.9-24, 15x19.5, 420/65-24, 360/70-24, 320/85-24, 380/85-24, 380/70-28, 340/85-28

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Tractor 10mm Link Tire Chains (0859)

Fixed Gear Single Speed 58cm & 14.9 x 28 Tire Chains

Fixed Gear Single Speed 58cm & 14.9 x 28 Tire Chains

Fixed Gear Single Speed 58cm & 14.9 x 28 Tire Chains

Fixed Gear Single Speed 58cm & 14.9 x 28 Tire Chains

14.9 x 28 Tire Chains White/blk Fixie Road Bike Steel Alloy Track Bicycle Fixed Gear Single Speed 58cm

great bike for the money. it is very tight and well put together for city riding. the seat is the first thing I will replace but it is a track bike.

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Fixed Gear Single Speed 58cm & 14.9 x 28 Tire Chains

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Tractor 9x6x7cm for Washing Machine

Tractor 9x6x7cm for Washing Machine


Amico Replacing Part AC 220V 50Hz Drainage Valve Tractor 9x6x7cm for Washing Machine

Tractor 9x6x7cm for Washing Machine

  • Product Name : Drain Motor Retractor;Working Voltage Frequency : AC 220V, 50Hz
  • Body Size(Approx) : 9 x 6 x 7cm/ 3.5" x 2.4" x 2.8"(L*W*H);Pull Shaft Length : 35mm/ 1.4"(Max.)
  • Hole Diameter : 7mm/ 0.28";Hole Distance : 60mm/ 2.4"
  • External Material : Plastic, Metal;Main Color : Black
  • Weight : 168g;Package : 1 x Drain Motor Retractor
Tractor 9x6x7cm for Washing Machine

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal

Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal


A tractor is the heart of America, doing Jobs that help keep millions of people fed and Clothed. Tractor rims are an important part for your tractor whether you own a John Deere, Ford Tractor, Allis Chalmers, International Harvester, Farmall, Massey Ferguson, Massey Harris, Ferguson, Oliver, White, Minneapolis-Moline, houses or David Brown tractor.

Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal

Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal

Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal


Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal



Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal

When you are looking for new tractor rims, you may be inclined to head straight to the tractor Supply store and buy them off the shelf. You might be able to find a better deal by shopping for your new tractor rims at a farm auction or online. You should be able to find them at a variety of online tractor suppliers and maybe even on an auction site such aseBay.

Rim Types

There are different styles of rims for your tractor including split rims, adjustable multi fit rims, double bevel, single bevel and formed rims. To split rim has two pieces which come apart making it easier to replace the inner tubes on your tractor Tires when necessary. An adjustable rim means it can be adjusted to allow a narrower or wider stance depending on whether you need better maneuverability or greater stability for the Job your tractor needs to do.

Shopping for tractor rims online has another great advanTAGe in that you can check customer reviews of the rims before you buy them. It is important to note that a certain rim may be better in one set of circumstances or on one brand of tractor more than another. Having this information available before making a purchase can save time, money and unneeded stress.

The Online AdvanTAGe

The type of rim you choose may depend on the type and brand of tractor you are driving, what the tractor is primarily used for, "what kind of Tires you are putting on the tractor and your own personal preference. Shopping for new tractor rims online will make the process much easier and more efficient. You should also be able to save a significant amount of money as well as time and energy.

A Long Term InvestMent

Tractor Rims-Looking For A Good Deal

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers


Truck-mounted Snow Blowers affix to the front of a pickup or sport utility vehicle. Drawing power from the vehicle engine, a truck-mounted Snow Blower can eat a path 7 feet wide and 3 feet tall, throwing the Snow 40 feet in any non-backwards direction. With its 2-cylinder, 4-cycle, 27-horsepower gas engine, a truck-mounted Snow Blower carries the same amount of power and force of six full-size push units. It's no wonder people have been using them religiously in mountainous and rural areas since 1980.

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers


Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers



Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

The snow blower manufacturer Hanson is credited for first introducing pickup truck-mounted snow blowers; Hanson continues to be the only manufacturer actively marketing them. Based on a long tradition of tractor-mounted snow blowers, Hanson truck-mounted snow blowersare powerful, solid and efficient.

If you're thinking about buying a truck-mounted snow blower, there are some things you should consider first.

A truck-mounted snow blower weighs 800 pounds. Your truck or SUV must weigh at least half a ton, preferably .75 or a full ton, to support its weight.

Your vehicle must be a 4-wheel drive and have automatic transmission because at low speeds, operating a manual transmission and the snow blower simultaneously can be very difficult.

Truck-mounted snow blowers are compatible with most plow mounts, including Meyers, Western, Fisher, and other common brands. Before buying a truck-mounted snow blower, contact Hanson and tell them what kind of a plow mount you're working with, just to be safe.

Truck-mounted snowblowers take their power from the vehicle engine. All the controls are wired into the truck cab, including the electric key start, choke, throttle, discharge chute rotation and deflection, and hydraulic snow blower lifts. Imagine the power of having all these controls in the cab with you as you heroically clear all the snow from your neighborhood roads. They are also great for small road contracting businesses.

Three alternatives to truck mounted snow blowers are:

Truck mounted snowplows: If you live in a more densely populated area, you don ' t want to be launching tons of road snow onto your neighbors ' walkways, driveways, vehicles, and pets. It's usually better to get a plow, which merely pushes the snow off the road.

Tractor-mounted snow blowers: If you livein a rural area, a tractor-mounted unit is best. Chances are you have a lot of area to clear, so you'll need the snow moving power of a tractor.

ATV-mounted snow blowers: The Snow Hogg (not to be confused with Snow Hog, a maker of snow Tires) is a big snow blower that attaches to your all-terrain vehicle, making for one hungry-looking snow chomper. Smaller than a truck-mounted unit, but still more powerful than most push units, the Snow Hogg can clear a path 42 "wide and almost two feet deep, with a chute rotation range of 210. The Snow Hogg weighs almost 400 pounds, but thanks to a built-in suspension and traction system, the machine only puts about 10 to 15 pounds of stress on your ATV frames.

Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers

Monday, May 21, 2012

Farm Tractors

Farm Tractors


A farm tractor is a very efficient way of managing your farm. Regardless of the type of crops you plant on it, if you have farm tractors with you, you Job will be easier and simpler. There are different ways on how farm tractors can help you carry out basic farm activities. One way or another, the success of the crop yields are partly dependent on the efficiency of farm vehicle you have. However, there are some things that we have to consider with regards to the proper care and maintenance of your tractor.

Farm Tractors

Farm Tractors

Farm Tractors


Farm Tractors



Farm Tractors

You have to bear in mind the things that you have to consider after getting your farm vehicle. For longer use, it should be cared and maintained accordingly. If we exploit our farm tractor, we might end up regretting it in the future since we didnot use it in a proper way. This article will deal more about the common constraints in maintaining and caring of farm vehicle.

Fuel maintenance is one of the constraints. You might end up buying a lot of fuel for emergency use. There are a lot of farm tractors that are not too costly in terms of fuel. However, most of the brands and types of farm vehicle consume a lot of fuel. You might end up purchasing bulks of fuel and whether it used or not being used. We have to make sure that our gain is proportional to our expenses. What will happen if there is less gain than expenses? I think your business is near bankruptcy. There should be profit regardless of the total expenses. Even though fuel maintenance is costly, make sure that there is still a profit.

Another thing thatshould be considered is the part replaceMent. There are some issues that may arise like the parts are busted and substandard that it needed a replaceMent. Mind you, the parts of a farm vehicle are costly and difficult to find. Most of the time, you will end up finding the right part in some distant stores and shops. I take note that you clean the farm vehicle as often as you can and inspect the parts for good standing to ensure safety and proper maintenance.

Another thing is the wheels. If the wheels are bald, the farm tractor is prone to accidents that might harm your workers. Make sure to inspect the wheels. There are times when you really have to be careful in inspecting the wheels since the quality and efficiency of the workload greatly depends on the ability of thewheels to carry out the Job and navigate back and forth.

There are some things that you can do to prevent future issues with your farm tractor like checking all the crucial parts especially the wheels to check the condition, making sure that the controls are fully functional, and estimate the workload for the day to make sure that there will be enough fuel for it.

These are some of the constraints that you need to consider for your farm tractor's maintenance. This information is to educate farm operators and those who are on the verge of purchasing one for preparedness and added knowledge.

Farm Tractors

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower

Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower


Avoid the annoying breakdown of your Snow Blower on a very cold winter morning when you have two feet of Snow to remove, all before going off to work. At the beginning of winter, before the Snow falls, is a good time to get out the Snow Blower and give it to service. By doing so, you will save money and time.

Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower

Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower

Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower


Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower



Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower

Find a clutter free area and workbench, bring in the snow Blower. Have your tools ready and cleaning Cloths to hand.

Drain the engine oil and old fuel into containers ready for recycling. Remove the carburetor logo and clean it. Take off inspection covers and check drive belts for wear. If the belts show any sign of damage or deterioration, now is the time to replace them. Before removing old belts, photograph them, the position of the tension pulleys and where thetension springs are anchored. Their positions look obvious before dismantling, but when replacing the belts, what was their correct position is not so obvious. If you have a snow blower with a speed selector, tip the snow blower on its front end, with the handles in the Air. Take off the base and cover gear covers. The drive is a friction disc that moves across a larger aluminum disc. Check the rubber around the outside of the friction disc for damage and wear and replace if necessary. Whilst the snow blower is in this position, check the wheel bearings, is the drive shaft firm or is there a lot of play due to worn bearings. Because of the way in which the wheels are driven from the speed selector, there is an uneven force on the wheel axle. This does causes wear in the bearings,particularly those with plastic bearings. Broken or worn bearings can be replaced by removing the wheels and bearing housings. Lubricate moving parts, linkages and grease hex shaft that slides along the friction wheel. Keep grease away from the rubber on the friction disc and the surface of the aluminum disc. Check the Tire pressures and if you have chains on those Tires, make sure that there are no broken links. Replace covers and set the machine back on the level. Obtain a spare set of shear bolts for the auger. DO NOT USE REGULAR bolts. I have had many a snow blower in the workshop where regular bolts had been used on the auger shaft, resulting in a broken auger gearbox. Shear bolts cost just a few Dollars but a new gearbox, auger and drive shaft run intohundreds of Dollars to fix. Check auger shaft bearings and replace those if necessary. Lubricate worm drive and gear on chute and that it operates freely when turned to deliver the snow to where you direct it. I found waxing the inside of the chute with car wax, helps to reduce the amount of snow build up and blocking the discharge chute. When in use and the discharge chute blocks, STOP ENGINE before clearing out the snow. This may seem obvious, but when you are cold and want to get inside for a hot drink, you are not always thinking about the consequences. Some time ago I did have a customer who lost the tops of his fingers by just doing that, trying to clear snow blockage from the chute. If the snow blower has an electric starter motor check that it is working correctly and engagingwith the engine and turning the engine over. 10. After lubricating and cleaning the snow blower, fill the engine with 5W 30 oil, and put fresh gas in the fuel tank. Gas companies change the gas formula for winter driving. The gas is blended so as it will vaporize at a lower temperature. Summer gas can make it very difficult for the snow blower engine to fire up on a very cold day.

Basic maintenance and by being careful, much of the regular service routines can be done, which in turn will save you money. I found that by taking a few digital photographs, of the linkage carburetor logo, the tension pulley set up, the direction and lay of the drive belts, saved time and frustration when live.

Since there are many different makes and models of snow blowers, this article isrepresentative of many snow blowers on the market that I have serviced, but I cannot be held responsible for any injury or incorrect assembly that causes damage to the machine.

A snow blower that runs and performs well saves time, money and frustration.

Ten Steps in Servicing Your Snow Blower

Monday, March 12, 2012

Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains

Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains


Tractor Tire chains like in many of the same models, styles, and designs as other Tire chains. Depending on the size and brand of the tractor and tractor wheel, a variety of Tire chains can be found.

Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains

Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains

Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains


Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains



Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains

Like most other types of tire chains, there are many different options available in tractor tire chains. The most popular choice, and the most widely recomMended, is two-link spacing with an optional V-Bar. Two link spacing means that there is a cross chain every second side chain link. Basically, it has twice as many cross chains as the four-link spacing, which only has a cross chain every fourth side chain link. The extra> chains provide for a more steady, smooth ride and more steering control. The optional V-Bar chains are extremely helpful on ice, hills, and other hard-packed conditions. While V-Bar chains are available in both two-and four-link spacing, they should not be used on paveMent since they can damage the surface of the road.

Kubota Tractor tire chains are available in the basic two-and four-link chains. Kubota recomMends using tire chains and wheel Weights in icy conditions. Even when using tire chains, drivers should still drive at a speed slow enough to maintain complete control of the tractor at all times.

Choosing the Right Tractor Tire Chains