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[dfolske at nccray.net]

I'm actually looking forward to the 3 inches of snow we are supposed to get 
tonight just because it will take some of the worst edge off the frozen turds. 
Right now I can't go slow enough to keep the old 1850 from bouncing itself 
to pieces. Less pressure in the front tires helps but then I start wrecking 
sidewalls.

On 4 Feb 2007 at 22:36, Ralph Goff wrote:

> Kevin wrote:
> > We are getting some extra cold temps for this area, Western, KY.
> > And the mud and ruts are frozen rock hard. Something unusual as 99% of the time the ground has melted on top by 11:00 am. Now this stuff seems like it is hard on tractor tires, shook off 400# weights this morning feeding.
> > What air pressure do you use on frozen ruts in the rear tractor tires on this kind of ground ?
> > ironman
> 
> Those frozen lumps of cow manure are bad too. My 14,000 pound 2090 Case 
> bounces over these like rocks in this weather when I am cleaning up 
> around the shelter. . When I move a round bale on the Massey front end 
> loader I take it very slow over this rough terrain. Never changed the 
> tire pressure yet and so far no problems.
> 
> Ralph in Sask.
> 
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