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I got them put on yesterday, front were supposed to be tri-rib but they ordered them wrong so I got the turf tread for free.
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Sorry, I don't know why the picture rotated
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With a yard that steep I understand why you got ag tires.
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YEah Buddy!!!
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Let me know how you like those front tires. I have a narrow set of those that I'm wondering if they would be worth mounting.
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looks good
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Nice tires cub125
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I thought the new tread allowed your cub to climb very steep terrain!! ![]() Cub Cadet 123
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I have a couple sets of those tires (Narrow) that were on tractors when I bought them, although I would probably never intentionally buy a set new, they really are pretty good tires. I think one pair is even on a tractor with a front blade, and we all know how important front end traction is when pushing snow.
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Nice tars!
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