milesaweigh
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Not too short. I've used for years. No problems.
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Not too short. I've used for years. No problems.
shooterdon
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Resurrecting this old thread.
I am considering using the Kold Kutter product on my turf tires. Any updates or new information would be appredicated.
I am considering using the Kold Kutter product on my turf tires. Any updates or new information would be appredicated.
I put these Gripstuds in my 16" front tires back in 12/17, they're still in place. I think I put in 110-120 so I still have some left over.
Tire Studs Selection | Grip Studs® Screw-In Tire Studs | Traction in Ice, Snow and Dirt | Tire Stud Selection
Tire Studs Selection | Grip Studs® Screw-In Tire Studs | Traction in Ice, Snow and Dirt | Tire Stud Selection
PILOON
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On tires with big deep lugs U can use hardened metal roofing screws.
I know folks that have had good results using them.
I know folks that have had good results using them.
CalG
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Another satisfied GripStud user here. The Hurlimann has absolutely NO fender clearance to fit chains and wheel spacers would make it worse. The studs work well, fronts and rears.
We get ice, and my place is up a steep hill.
I treat going up and down with a high level of caution studs or chains. (There are chains on two of my other tractors.)
sd455dan
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ordered up their 3/4" #10's last year for my FIL
used on his 2310 Yanmar R1 tires
he is very happy with the traction improvement snow blowing on a fairly steep driveway.
shooterdon
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With my R4's I am thinking of going with 1/2".
Another thought is to start with the fronts and see how it goes. The road and areas I blow are relatively flat but I get ice occasionally. I drive on concrete in the storage garage, and on the pad in front of the house garage. Those areas do not ice up and I can use 2WD. That way the studs do not tear up the concrete as the front tires are basically rolling along and not spinning.
If I need to have studs on the rear tires, I will invest in horse stall mats for the storage garage. In the past, I used an Ariens blower to clear the house garage pad and can continue to do that if the rear studs are an issue.
Me to, those studs I think are the best with a great selection.
I spent 20 minute online trying to find out what a Hurlimann 435 is, very hard to find good pictures of it. Looks like the tractor is made in Greece or was made, where on here are there pictures on yours?
CalG
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Here is when I installed the loader valve. All hard lines , took a while.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/hydraulics/289138-hurlimann-loader-valve.html
The Tractor is Italian made. SL&H, SAME, Lamborghini & Hurlimann. All three outfits sold them in different livery with different engine /HP options
Now they go under the D-F banner. I think still offered by all three marques.
Mitsubishi engines (or the Deutz air cooled)
4X3 mechanical transmission
Locking diff both rear and front axles
two speed PTO plus ground speed, mid PTO also
Compact size with good capacity. I hear they are popular in the orchards.
I used mine today to handle logs while working up fuel wood.
I like it a lot. Mine has the folding ROPS behind the seat.
Hurlimann 435 - Google Search
