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Old 02-16-2016, 10:57 PM
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No they do not. You get the size you order... I ordered a set of BKT Super Lug tires back when I redid my 100, and wasn't happy with them. They are considerable shorter than the Carlisle tire...
I know you were asking about the Deestone, but just thought I'd throw that out there...
On a tiller tractor, traction isn't a big deal because the tiller is pushing the tractor, not like with a moldboard plow where the tractor "needs" traction to pull...
This post has changed my mind. I'm leaning toward the Carlisle tires. Made in the USA means something to me.

I want to use the box scraper with this tractor too so traction is an issue. I'm not worried about snow.
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I had a set of deestones on my 782 and didn't care for them much. They do run small both diameter and width. I prefer the Carlisle
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This post has changed my mind. I'm leaning toward the Carlisle tires. Made in the USA means something to me.

I want to use the box scraper with this tractor too so traction is an issue. I'm not worried about snow.
Glad to help spend your money You won't be disappointed with the Carlisle. But shop around. I got my last pair from Amazon and saved a great deal with the free shipping...
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Tilling? Its February and you are thinking about tilling?

Thats like me, was working on my snowblower in July and worried it wasnt going to get done before snow...
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I am NOT a fan of Deestone, in that they are made in China.

I prefer Firestone or Carlisle tires, in that, as far as I know, made here in the USA.
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Tilling? Its February and you are thinking about tilling?

Thats like me, was working on my snowblower in July and worried it wasnt going to get done before snow...
Check out my location. I'm in Felton, CA which is on the north end of the Monterey Bay in Northern California. It's spring here and has been for weeks.

I tilled the garden last weekend and the #2 tiller worked great! I still have the original leaking, checked and dry-rotted tires on the 1450. I haven't used a tiller behind a CC before and I was impressed. My wife was too.

She says you should have your garden in by April 1st around here. I'm originally from Illinois and haven't planted a garden in years so I believe her. I'm used to getting it in sometime in May.
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