[AT] Tractor rears getting old
Cecil R Bearden
crbearden at copper.net
Sat May 23 16:06:39 PDT 2015
I have access to a warehouse in Florida that has tires at what i
consider an affordable price.
Here are 28 in rim
11.2X28 8 PLY R1 304 TT GALAXY 12 $0.00 $221.00
11.2X28 8 PLY R1 TR135 TT BKT 8 $0.00 $210.47
11.2X28/12 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 3 $0.00 $189.42
12.4X28 6 PLY R1 TR171 TT BKT 12 $0.00 $378.89
12.4X28/12 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 8 $0.00 $221.00
12.4X28/8 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 13 $0.00 $210.47
13.6X28/12 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 16 $0.00 $273.63
13.6X28/8 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 6 $0.00 $252.58
14.9X28 8 PLY R1 TR-135 TT BKT 2 $0.00 $368.37
14.9X28/8 R1 EARTH PRO TL GALAXY 25 $0.00 $347.32
Here are 38 in rim
13.6X38/8 R1 EARTH PRO TL GALAXY 3 $0.00 $336.79
13.6X38/8 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 1 $0.00 $315.74
14.9X38 8 PLY R1 304 TT GALAXY 16 $0.00 $405.21
15.5X38 8 PLY R1 357 TT ALLIANCE 2 $0.00 $442.05
15.5X38/10 R1 FARMAID TT INTERCO 5 $0.00 $421.00
15.5X38/8 R1 DURATORQUE TT GOODYEAR 100+ $0.00 $547.32
18.4X38 14 PLY R1 347 TT ALLIANCE 8 $0.00 $810.47
18.4X38 8 PLY R2 SPCL SERV TT TITAN 10 $0.00 $1,105.21
18.4X38/14 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 4 $0.00 $589.42
18.4X38/8 R1 EARTH PRO TL GALAXY 15 $0.00 $621.00
18.4X38/8 R1 GRIPKING TT SPEEDWAYS 14 $0.00 $557.84
Probably + $100 per pair freight East of Miss and $150 West
I can put you in touch with my sales lady if you are interested. We
might even get a deal for ATIS members.
Cecil in OKla
On 5/23/2015 5:32 PM, Spencer Yost wrote:
> I have a rear tire set that are bad on my 861. Cracked and has delaminated from the lugs. They don't loose air and I don't need better traction since I just it for mowing, baling, post driving, etc) I At right at $1000 a pair with tubes I guess I'll run them to they blow too.
>
> The Allis WD is a common tractor around here and it has the same tires(13.6x28). I often see WDs that can be had for $900-$1400 with good sets of tires on them. One day I may buy one and swap tires. Win-win. Better tires on the work tractor and another antique tractor!
>
> Something like this....
>
> http://hickory.craigslist.org/grd/4971117761.html
>
> Then again, not sure my current tires would survive the swap. I think they would tho. Probably would have to buy four tubes however.
>
> Just is not something that is percolating to the top of my list.
>
>
> Spencer
>
>> On May 22, 2015, at 21:58, Indiana Robinson <robinson46176 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Like me many of my tractor rear tires are aging badly... They don't have
>> holes but many are getting a lot of deep cracks. I have about 4 sets here
>> but they are as old or older than the ones on the tractors.
>> New tires are just silly out of the question and still climbing... I used
>> to buy used tires really cheap at auctions but those days are gone. My big
>> nemesis these day is tractor pullers. A bunch of the ones I need to replace
>> are in the range of 13.6 x 38" to 15.5 x 38". Guess what size has the most
>> tractor pullers chasing them... They especially want the well worn ones
>> that I used to buy cheap because they were too worn for efficient field
>> work at heavy tillage.
>> Some could be saved with liners but liners can be a bit of a crap-shoot.
>> They are not all that cheap and can cause tube chaffing especially with a
>> tired ancient tube. They say to put in a new tube and cut the old one open
>> around the inside and put the new one inside of it to protect it. So then
>> you have the price of the liners and new tubes both. Still cheaper than new
>> tires but still painful and labor heavy. If you pay somebody to change them
>> that is now serious money and you are still running ancient tires.
>> I have often wished that somebody made a replacement inner tube (at a
>> reasonable cost) with about a 2 ply cord
>>
>>
>>
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>> Francis Robinson
>> aka "farmer"
>> Central Indiana USA
>> robinson46176 at gmail.com
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