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07-30-2026, 09:37 PM
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tires
what do you all think I should do? I have a restored cub original and it has the original rear tires they are pretty rough one has a chunk missing the front tires are wheelbarrow tires I want to plow with it. I found a good looking set of rear lug tires on Amazon and also some tri ribs what should I do all 4 tires new is 180 dollars they both have 5 star reviews do I get them? also the rear axle seal looks to be leaking there is always oil running down the right tire and making a puddle on the floor where do I get that seal this is the first older tractor I have had as my oldest is a 1980 782 and this is my first gear drive,thanks.
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07-31-2026, 10:28 AM
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As for the seal SKF 10049.
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08-01-2026, 02:00 PM
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If you want to save the original tires for the vintage look, you can get inner tubes to keep them holding air. If you want to plow, I would get R1 Ag tires like Carlisle Farm Specialists or Destone D405. If you want to do both, you can probably get a set of spare rims from one of the vendors listed at the top of the homepage.
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