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Old 05-22-2012, 10:26 PM
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They are going to look awesome on your 1250.
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V61s came today! Ordered them from M.E. Miller Tire Saturday and got them Tuesday!

Oh yeah, now I have to figure out a way to get them mounted!
I find the floor, some big drivers, silicone spray and some choice words generally works well!

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I find the floor, some big drivers, silicone spray and some choice words generally works well!

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I'm the more take it to my local tire shop and spend a couple of bucks and have them do it person.

The V61's are looking good!
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I'm the more take it to my local tire shop and spend a couple of bucks and have them do it person.

The V61's are looking good!
Which might be one reason you don't have a big cut in your lip, and I do!

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Which might be one reason you don't have a big cut in your lip, and I do!

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John sometimes the line between smart and lazy is a thin one!
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John sometimes the line between smart and lazy is a thin one!
I do my own tires for the exercise!!

Everything I do is for the exercise!!

Keeps me away from the sofa.

This is my bead breaker. It works great.



It hasn't failed yet!!
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I for one would like to see that bead breaker in action pics or even better a vid would be nice
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I was thinking about trying to mount them myself, but a guy at work is getting a tire and tube mounted at a mower shop and is going to get a price from them to do mine. If it's too much, I might try it myself.
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The previous tires were "bald" smooth rib tires that were on the cub when I got it.
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