One pull-chain or two pull-chains?
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Actually there are not any pull chains. From the picture it appears that that is a different model. Ours is operated by wall remote or remote control.
1538752
Two would do both and you should have some left over. One is not enough for both vehicles.
1131479
A pair is for TWO TIRES on a snow blower or small tractor. I purchased a pair of these chains and they seem to be well made.
595343
Hi, I have already bought two chains for mine, as I like to have extra chains when I go to do a job. I shopped to get the best price and bought mine at Menards.
781253
I'm not sure i understand your question, however it appears that you are asking which configuration would be best? There is only one configuration to this system, so there is no easy or hard way. From a physics perspective, it doesn't matter which way you pull on the loose end, the weight is essentially the same. The mechanical advantage is in the configuration of the rope, and the moving pulleys
655873
I only used one. It is fantastic. I always wondered about two. I do not know that answer.
853892
Hi Christine:To answer your question you get two chains.be sure to order that the chain binders to hold a change in place.
1978648
I doubt you could use two these because they would probably overlap when used that close to each other.....but I also think you should have no need to,because this simple design will locks up,down,right and left. Hope That helps.
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If you're planning on carrying a lot of items, or carrying heavy stuff (a gallon of milk + groceries, etc) I'd get two, just to balance out the weight on both sides of the bike. Otherwise you'll have to compensate for weight on just one side -- which is fine, and you can do it, but it's nicer to have two. I made do with just one for a year, and it was ok, but I like having two now.
584400
Just buy the set of two, it is easier than changing one and having to do the whole thing again in a few months. If one is failed, the other is either failed as well or soon will be.
1318564
its one of the two pull chains that reverse the direction I have not bothered to find out which ones do what yet.
123337
the chain should work since it is usually longer than needed. If it is too long, just take out a few links.
1728205
yes but , using one takes away some ride quality, two will give you a very very stiff ride and may make your shocks be over extended.
2241840
No, there are no pull chains. I think you can buy an extra remote if you're concerned about it.
986081
There is no pull chain. It needs to be hardwired to a switch that you supply.
623996
Chains for 2 wheels only. If you have all wheel drive you will have to buy 2 sets of 2.
1978647
Only one is needed per hitch receiver unless you are using two receivers , what I mean by that is on my van I use an extender( to clear my bumper and spare tire) and then I hook up a hitch carrier to the extender and use one on that, so I use two hitch tighteners because I'm tightening the extender and a carrier. If your attaching a trailer or hitch carrier directly to your hitch receiver you only need one. They work very well for eliminating any wobble( up/down and left/ right). I hope this helps.