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Little tires are a lot harder to put on if you don't have the proper tools.
I don't have the proper tools and have chased a tire or two all over the garage floor trying to get them mounted.
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You can say that again! Lol yeah those small tires are the work of the devil! I'd rather mount a rear tractor tire! I put mine on and never again will I paint the rims first! I scratched the crap outta them and then touched them up.
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Sorry, not sure how that happened, I fixed it though.
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Deestone's are on. Not too much trouble except one didn't want to air up. Let it sit in the sun for awhile to soften it up and bingo!
They're a touch narrower than turfs that came off but I can live with that. |
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What pressure should I run in these lugs? They're 6-ply rated with a max 32 PSI. I currently have them at 20. The old Cub turfs were run at 15.
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Tires look great, where'd you get them?
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