On my BX2360, I run chains on all four tires in the winter. On the front, you have to run the chains "offset", so that more of the chain is on the outside of the tire so the circular chain that ties all of the cross-links together doesn't hit the tie rod ends. Just put the chains on so that there are a couple of extra links on the inside of the tire, and shorten the outside chain by a couple of links. I bought a bulk roll of elastic cord instead of replacing the rubber tensioners, so there are 6-8 points to take up the slack instead of the 4, and they last several years instead of falling apart every year. I have a front dozer blade (not an FEL), so I need all of the traction and direction control I can get. I also filled the rear and front tires (fronts have tubes) with RV antifreeze. This setup works really well for pushing snow. In the summer, without the chains it works well on sand and dirt. I almost always run out of power before I run out of traction, unless it's really muddy or slimy.
