The Steps


Intro:
Before you begin
Step 1:
Pull out the chains
Step 2:
Lay 'em on the line
Step 3:
Drive-up
Step 4:
Hook 'em up
Step 5:
Clip them down
Step 6:
Start out slow...
Step 7:
Remove the chains



Keywords


Rung: Similar to the rungs of a ladder, this term describes the short parallel lengths of chain or cable which are in turn attached to two much longer and parallel strands of chain or cable. These terms are used simply for the sake of describing the subject of this 2torial more clearly.

Strand: For the purposes of this 2torial, a strand refers to a long length of chain or cable to which other sections of the chains are attached. To use the analogy, strands look like the sides of a ladder.

 

Autmotive


2torial #0696:
Learn2 Install and Remove Snow Chains (Continued)

Step 1Pull out the chains

There are several different kinds of snow chains for your car. Most are made of stainless steel links. Newer models use cables instead of chain-links, and they may be studded or corrugated to increase traction on the road. For the purposes of this 2torial, the name for this tool will be "chains," but the same principles should apply to installing most makes.

In the box of tire chains, you should find two sets of chains or cables, depending on the make, and two rubber loops with hooks attached. Each chain set looks sort of like a ladder, with a closing mechanism at the end of each long strand.

Go 2Step 2



 

 

 

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