Been Busy with Remodel

[MesaAZguy]

So I haven't been on here posting for a bit as my business and remodel took over. Everything is fine and the tractor has been very good to me. Took it to Lowe's for a drywall run since I was too lazy to undo the trailer from it and onto my van.

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Ha! I bet you got some funny looks. :thumbsup:

 

[clemsonfor]

hope it really wasent that far. Wears the tires out pretty good. I was keeping my tractor about a mile and a half away at my uncles property and had to road it the mile or so on paved roads the 2-4x a year I would use it and I could tell that alone was putting wear on my tires. Esp the back with a heavy lifted BH on or FM on the back

 

[winston1]

It sure seems asphalt is hard on tractor tires. :thumbsup:

 

[MesaAZguy]

Hey guys! No trouble with the two block drive! I was concerned about the tires but at 8mph top speed in 2wd for about 800 feet, I thought it would be ok. I did get some looks at Lowes but not so much on the road as even in AZ, there are tractors of all sizes being roaded.

 

[clemsonfor]

yea Ag tires are usually so thick and most of us hobby guys will never wear out a set doing our work that roading it usually will never prove to be an issue

 

[EddieWalker]

Fun Picture. Thanks for sharing

 

[careyo63]

I agree Clemsonfor. My Org. Bridgestone cracked from dry rotting in which I finally had a flat. I do put a lot of Hrs. on them that I mentioned in another post. So far so good with the Gempler Reliner. The lugs are still huge compared to the JD. AG's. The cracks opened up an split more from way to much air pressure from the shop. But being a 4-6 ply reline same as the Org. tire all seems good and was well worth the money. For my use I'll probably never wear them out.

 

[Neat 1500]

The cracks opened up an split more from way to much air pressure from the shop. For my use I'll probably never wear them out.

Same here, if I put more than 20 PSI in them I can hear the fabric tearing and creaking. I'll never wear mine out either. They have gone like concrete in it's nearly 40 years of living.