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Old 12-11-2017, 11:48 AM
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Just thought I'd share my latest score. These 26x12-12 Tru Powers just showed up on the FedEx truck, I won them off eBay for $153 and free shipping. Now it's time to build a tractor for them to go on.
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Nice buy! Looking forward to seeing a nice Tim-O-Fied Cub Cadet!
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Old 12-11-2017, 12:19 PM
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4 or 8 ply? Excellent deal either way.
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4 or 8 ply? Excellent deal either way.
8 ply, should ride like a stage coach.
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I have ( 2 ) 26 x 12 x 12 I would sell for that on rims 10 ply ,,you can air them up if you want but they really dont need any
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I have ( 2 ) 26 x 12 x 12 I would sell for that on rims 10 ply ,,you can air them up if you want but they really dont need any
I bet. These don't seem like they'd need much air either. I might have to warm them up in the paint booth to about 120 so they go on the rims easier.
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Just looking at these tires they didn't seem that big, then i brought them home and put one next to the 23x10.50's on the 1211 and now i can really see the difference. I don't think you could wipe the grin off my face with a baseball bat.
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Tim,
You got a good deal on those tires, keep us posted on your custom build.
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That's like half price, good deal.
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Several years ago I bought a pair of super lugs for $75 did not know what I had at first. Ended up selling for $400 with guys calling me from as far away as new York and Georgia.
They're not made anymore and the pullers go nuts for them.
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