are the chains durable and last
393430
Have a set on my rideing mower , use it once a week to mow 1acre holding up great
393431
I used the chains on a Craftsman LT1000 to gain traction since we had a very wet summer. These have worked very well for me along with the tensioners i purchased. I highly recommend them. They do not destroy the yard as one might think unless the entire mower gets in a bind. I have only had them this one season so far, but i have not removed them. And don't intend to.
393432
yes, but be sure the numbers match your mower tires exactly, I got the wrong ones the first time.
1489697
Yes - I've had mine for about a year. I haven't needed to use the other one, so I'd say they're pretty strong.
2084091
Hi Robin, I had mine for 3years and they are still good. Yes, they are plastic and seem like they might not last. My kid was 2 when we got them and he is not aggressive. there is a UTube video to help get better traction on them but I never did that yet.
822010
I've had mine for about a year, and have no problems with them. They are build very solidly.
1233757
Heck yes, the chains get shot all the time! They do not "hold up" at all, bullets, specially rifle bullets go right through chain links and sometimes destroy the chains. However; you can go to any hardware store and get a new 1' chain for about $3. In fact, I would recommend going to a hardware store ahead of time and getting a few 1' lengths of chains and some S hooks. You will need them!
49290
I would not put the chains on until I really needed them. Not sure how long they would last if you used them frequently. I only bought these chains because of travel from Washington to Colorado during the winter months. If I was driving in the snow on a daily basis, I would buy actual snow tires for the winter months. Good luck!
1433639
I got them late December. They're still looking brand new to this day even with daily use. They're pretty strong & durable. Definitely worth the purchase.
767322
Mine held up pretty well for ~18 months. I used them longer than that, which was a mistake, because they started hurting my neck. Overall I'm satisfied enough to order another set, but I will be sure to replace them at the 18 month mark next time around.
605153
No--they are holding up great. Very heavy pieces, don't bend--loving them. Should last a lifetime if you don't lose them.
595787
These are VERY sturdy. Yes, if you have the hardware and saddle that can hold an adult then these chains definitely will. I am satisfied with mine even though they are for my son's swing set. Unfortunately, the chains cost half of what the entire swing set did. :-)
1617345
Have had mine since before Christmas 2013 and they are holding up very well, the arms are flexible so no problems with breakage. The only problem I have seen is with the band that holds the glasses in place tore so they don't work anymore.
1159241
I bought this a several months ago and they are still going strong! Not sure for the longer haul because I have not had the product long enough to have them wear out yet. Hope that helps.
273160
I've only had them a few months but they seem pretty durable to me. They are a little too heavy duty for the type of lifting I do.
577585
I bought these chains for a friend. He said they were the same as the ones the dealer had originally sold him six years ago. His driveway is a quarter mile long. Six winters, quarter mile= good chains.
8145
yes. I bought them about two months ago and they're amazing. I've used them to cut weeds wooden planks and to put them to the test sheet metal and they are still Sharp. they may be a little cheaply made but I enjoy them and would recommend them to anyone. So to answer your question, yes they are very durable.
2036990
The springs are pretty durable. I've been using mine for the last couple of months and I've seen no significant deterioration.
1421105
Yes - it's durable. I use these for Girl Scout cookie sales and they hold up to all the use during sales and the hand-offs in between. The latch and handle work well.