Gravy
Platinum Member
EEK!
Three words:
Angle iron. Welder.
Hope that helps!
Three words:
Angle iron. Welder.
Hope that helps!
And you say I don't maintain my equipment
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Tig
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I don't know what to call that. Is it cutter sod?
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RegL
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I found a pair of caster wheels off an old Exmark mower I used to have, and installed them on the brush hog. They are a little wide so I pried the forks apart a little. The tires are pretty tired and probably won't last long but if it looks like this type will work I'll order a pair of solid ones.
As to the photo, I seem to grow grass as good on steel as I do on soil. I had some nice saplings started on my landscape trailer also. Just gos to show how wet it was here this Summer.
As to the photo, I seem to grow grass as good on steel as I do on soil. I had some nice saplings started on my landscape trailer also. Just gos to show how wet it was here this Summer.
MossRoad
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- Power Trac PT425 2001 Model Year
Here's the information from my solid tires on our PT425 attachments.
They are made by Care Free Tires - Punture proof and flat free. apparently right here in the good old U.S. of A. They have the following numbers on them...
Care Free
4.10/3.50-4NHS
As I mentioned, they have a larger diameter axle hole than the PT425 pneumatic tires, but the hand truck dealer had bushings to fit.
Hope this helps...
They are made by Care Free Tires - Punture proof and flat free. apparently right here in the good old U.S. of A. They have the following numbers on them...
Care Free
4.10/3.50-4NHS
As I mentioned, they have a larger diameter axle hole than the PT425 pneumatic tires, but the hand truck dealer had bushings to fit.
Hope this helps...
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RegL
Platinum Member
Moss,
Thanks for the info. I assume your talking about the Carefree hand truck tires. Looks like they come with a 5/8" axle diameter. That's what I need. Going to put these on my list of possibilities.
MossRoad
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Yes. The hand truck tires. I use them on my 48" brush hog. I like them so much I use them on my 60" finish mower and my snow plow, too.