[Farmall] Difficult F14

[relong at dybb.com]

Two of my tractors have Chinese made tires.  They have the name Cambridge on
them, but if you look close you will see "Made in China".  I got them from a
place called "Tucker Tire" in Georgia.  They have an Ebay store, but I usually
just call them direct.  His prices usually include the tubes.  He puts the
tubes in the tires and ships them Fedex to your house.  Much cheaper than
anything I could find in Iowa.  I have a brother-in-law that gives me a hard
time about having Chinese made tires on an good old American made tractor, but
for my use they work great.

Ross



Quoting John Junkroski <jpjunk at mc.net>:

> Speaking of tires... I have an H and an M sitting out behind the barn
> for the last three years.
> Both are in running condition, and I would love to start restoring
> them, or at least make
> them prettier and usable, but they both desperately need tires
>
> Last time I priced two full sets of tires I went into shock. The cost
> for new ones would be more
> than I paid for the tractors!
>
> I'm near the Illinois / Wisconsin line and I know there are a lot of
> Farmalls  around.
> Can anybody suggest a source for usable used tires?
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
> On May 9, 2006, at 9:33 AM, relong at dybb.com wrote:
>
> > It's going to be my parade tractor.  So now I've got to get it
> > looking good.
> > It's got 40" tires on the rear and one is bad.  It still holds air,
> > but the
> > tread is falling off it.  I'm trying to decide whether to bite the
> > bullet and
> > buy the expensive new ones or keep looking for another used one.
> > I've also got
> > a Farmall Cub, an H, and a 560, which is my working tractor.
> >
> > Ross
> >
>
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