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[KoonHunter51]

Tires;
Try Tucker Tire in Dyersburg, TN 713-285-8520
I got 2 new ones from them about 2 years ago for a good price off eBay
Had a horse show friend pick them up for me, so I didn't have to pay shipping
I found these on eBay today; Item# 351094262573

David

 

[cnsJohn]

Thanks. I just bought that tire from simpletire.com for $89. They dropship from their supplier, so I'll need to wait a couple of days to receive it. The tire looks very similar to what came with the tractor. If it's close enough, I'll probably run with just the one replacement. If there is a significant difference, I'll likely buy another, so they'll match. hopefully they are very close, so it won't mess with the four wheel drive timing.

 

[KoonHunter51]

Good Deal !!
Yea, that $242 looked a little high
I don't remember what brand I bought a couple years back, but it was $208

 

[SPIKER]

With that fun slope and tractor experience sure makes ya pucker up some huh...

first week I had my 2002 at the farm I also did similar, clearing briars from around the creek. I pushed thru a pile that was 30' wide and 80+ feet long close to 20 feet high. It ran along side the creek of mine which I knew were there. What I DID NOT KNOW was that some time in past someone took phone poles and lined the creek edge to prevent some erosion or to build it out some. I had a pile flattened and pushed into the creek low side for burning. As I took a push toward the pile from slightly different angle (closer to parallel to the creek) the front tire rolled onto the hidden pole, the pole/bank gave away taking me and tractor with it. I had 3pt tiller on back luckily as the center spike dug in and kept the tractor upright. I ended up having to lock in 4x4 and dif loc and drove thru and over the pile which at that time was 10' across and maybe 7 feet high. I was stuck high centered for a good bit of time as the green briars & rose bushes were wet/green/full of juice.

Mark