[AT] Thorns

[Mike 1countryguy]

new tires and tubes for my 4 x4 were over 7,000 dollars several years ago.   That makes renting/hiring a dozer much more affordable.   Unless you can get some tires that the Mennonite's use In northern Richland County, Ohio.

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Here is what I use in ballasted tires.  If you don't use water in your tires, you can use the cheaper stuff.   https://liquitube.com/product/5-gallon-pail-ballast/,   https://liquitube.com/product/5-gallon-pail-dealer-2/

Cecil

On 12/27/2020 2:06 AM, Aaron Dickinson wrote:

Don’t believe it is possible, if you find out otherwise would love to know about it. I bought a Ferguson out of Missouri that had great tires on it with the exception of the ¼” puncture holes, new tubes tires just fine. My sister has 20 acres in Texas and is on a first name basis with the local tire center and buys tire slime by the drum.



Aaron Dickinson

Mason, Michigan



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I am needing to help someone clean up area with Locust trees that are full of thorns. These turns are 2” to 3” long. I know the best way to work with this is to use a dozer or track how, but I do not have either of these, or a huge pile of $$$ to rent them.

Question is what is a cost effective way to thorn proof tractor tires??



Dennis





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