Chaining up drives

I always chain the front axle if I'm just throwing 1 set. Why? Because that's the set that gets the power first. Does it matter idk Old hand I looked up to and gave me a lot of great advice when I was starting out always said that so I still do it to this day

 

Chaining all drive wheels gives the best chance of not losing traction but one axle can help some.

 

The requirements / possibilities:

 

1 axle with 3 railers or triples whatever you prefer to call them is always better then 2 axles with singles. From my experience. Singles are a waste of time unless your putting them on your steer axle

 

The only reason is the rear axle is easier.

 

I like to chain the front set of drives if only chaining one drive axle. The front drive axle receives the power essentially first. Yes I know both basically get it at the same time. But I think front axle gives better traction and less spinning if starting out in a tough spot

 

They'll also be the ones that kick-out on you.

 

Ok I've thrown a lot of chains and I mean a lot. If the front axle is chained how could that let the rear axle "kick out"?