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Old 01-19-2010, 07:30 PM
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Default New Tires for the Cub.
today, i got the new 3 Rib Tires for my Cub, they are coming from the USA,

mfg Georg
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Old 01-19-2010, 07:41 PM
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Those tires look awesome!!! I will have to spring for a set this summer for my 2nd Cub (which I don't have yet)...lol I want a hydro tractor,or a 982,or 1650, or a narrow frame,or....well I guess I'll see what I can get for next to nothing first..
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Nice looking tires
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Great looking 3-Ribs Georg
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Your tri ribs look awesome, Georg!
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Old 01-20-2010, 10:45 AM
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Nice tires. I'm looking for a set also. Where did you get them and if you don't mind saying, how much were they?
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Old 01-20-2010, 07:20 PM
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The Tires are coming from Millertire, i saw them in ebay, and purchased it for 140 $,
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Jeff122-

I got a set of 5-rib Vredestein V61 tires and tubes for my 82s for $83 shipped from www.tiresunlimited.com . From what I've heard, they're less likely to tear up your lawn than the 3-rib 'stones and have gotten rave reviews at the green site and across the street. Not to mention they're much cheaper. I can't wait to get home in May and mount them.
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Thanks Matt. I saw those tires advertised somewhere. I'm going for the old farm tractor look. And my 122 doesn't have a mower deck, nor do I have a lawn. But as always, your knowledge and input are very helpful. It was suggested to change over to 4.00 x 8 rims and maybe find tri ribs cheaper. I have no idea how much those rims are or how hard they are to find. Any thoughts on that?
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I bet you won't have too much trouble trying to find a set of rims...put a want ad in the classifieds.

BTW, older farm tractors with wide front tires do not have tri-rib tires for the most part, they have 4 or 5-rib tires very similar to the V61s.



I'm not sure why this tractor is painted black instead of red, but you get the idea...
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