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Old 03-25-2011, 11:17 PM
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didnt someone say at one time that the 10.5 wide deestones were only as wide as a 8.5 carlilse???
Go to the links I posted, gives you complete specs on tires, width, diameter, etc. Someone mentioned the carlisles are flatter looking than the deestones, that maybe so, but you can get the deestones in trencher style tires, second link I posted if memory serves, doubt they would be much flatter than those, and they actually have deeper tread width (taller lugs) than the ags. I am planning on the deestone ags and a set of narrow tri ribs for the front of my 149.

I image any brand tire will dry rot away before you wear them out, unless you are spending a lot of time spinning them on hard surfaces. I have been beating the bushes (internet) looking for the best deal, as far as I know, GCT has the best prices including shipping, if someone can find them cheaper, pipe up, I don't owe GCT anything...LOL.
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Default Heressssss cubby !!!!!
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Looks great! A set of tri-ribs on the front will finish it off.
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They look awesome, Jay!
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the fronts are the next project !!! tri ribs?????? hmmmmmm
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Looks great! A set of tri-ribs on the front will finish it off.
Yep, would set it off well. Some Deestone tri ribs. That next to last picture, you should have that one enlarged and framed in your house. Good looking tractor
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Just when I thought that your 73 couldn't look any sweeter! Duals and tri ribs next!
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Just when I thought that your 73 couldn't look any sweeter! Duals and tri ribs next!
Yeah when the front rims are done and the fenders are painted the right color it will be better !!!!!
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Boy that looks great with the new tire's. That 73 is awsome.
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That is a beautiful looking 73. loving the tire and wheel weight combo. makes it look sleek!
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