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Old 05-10-2015, 02:37 PM
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Now those might be the ticket for my lawn tractor. Puncture all those pesky moles in my yard!
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Now those might be the ticket for my lawn tractor. Puncture all those pesky moles in my yard!
Aerate and mow in one pass!
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Aerate and mow in one pass!
Your right and don't forget hunting the fracking squirrel who transform your lawn in a mine field!

We hijack a bit here...
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I tired the terra grips this past winter on my partially paved and partially gravel road. On payment, they were an improvement over no chains, however not as good a steel chains. On the gravel portion, almost as good as steel chains.

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These Carlisle All Trails actually look like a viable alternative to the old firestones, actually looking to get a pair for my 123 when ready.
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Taking a serious look into theses Attachment 65075[/QUOTE]

What are those tires? I would be interested in a set of them for my 104.
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I have the Carlisle All Trail on my 149. Had 2 big snows this past winter. Loaded with Rim Guard 65# each. I have a steep drive way and the tires did excellent with the 36" snow Blower. Only had trouble in one area that had ice under the snow. Had to put chains on then.Cleared the main road for about 75 yards with a slight grade and used no chains. Great for winter use. Don't know about dirt plowing and tilling yet but hope to know soon.
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