[AT] RE: Tubes and tires

[Danny Tabor]

       I guess I should have said originally they are
going on a Hart Parr 18-27. So its a good bit of
weight on the wheels.
        Also I've done the 9.5-40 thing as well and
this is why I'm where I am now....I think??? One of
the tubes split at the seem. Just to much space to
fill, got thin walled for the weight of the tractor. 
I believe 9.5's would work okay in 11-40 tires.
         Andy, just to make you jealous I have a brand
new set of 11-40 tires. They will be going on a 70
when its turn comes up to go in the shop.  
       If you go with the 9.5-40 for your 70 make sure
you have a narrow enough rim for them. Most 70's did
have 11's on 'em but some came out with narrower tires
for cultivating.

Danny Tabor

--- Andy Glines <andyglines at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Danny, What tractor do these tires go on?  I
> only know of two tractors 
> that came with 40" rubber.  The F-12/F-14 and the
> Oliver 70.  I have an 
> Oliver 70 that needs tires and wheels.  $475 ea for
> the tires from Miller is 
> more than I can stand.  Does anyone else have a
> source for 40" tires?
> >Message: 3
> >Date: Sat, 26 Aug 2006 18:36:33 -0700 (PDT)
> >From: Danny Tabor <dannytabor2000 at yahoo.com>
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> >        Hello Folks, gotta question....I have a
> tractor
> >that calls for 13-40 tires. I have the tires which
> is
> >a good thing!! but what size tube should I put in
> >them. Of course they don't make 40's anymore, so
> >should I go with a size smaller or bigger for the
> >tube?
> >
> >Thanks, Danny Tabor
> 
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