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Old 04-06-2016, 06:16 PM
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Default New tires for the 1211
Since I sold the 1811 I decided to paint some wheels and put the new tires on the 1211. The tire shop down the street mounted the fronts for $10 and only put one small mark in one of the wheels, I hate mounting the fronts so the 10 bucks was well worth it. I need to bring the new rears in with me tomorrow, I will mount those myself on the tire machine. I will post more pics when I get the rears done, I'm really happy with how well the new paint matchs the paint that was on the tractor.
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Looking good Tim,How well is the 1211 running?
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Great looking 1211,front rims and tires look good.
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Looking good Tim,How well is the 1211 running?
well enough to go about 50ft from the trailer to where it is now, really havent had time to mess with it but im planning to have it at plow day so its going to be a busy week.
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Look good! I hate mounting those front ones as well! I put ags on the front of my 1200, when I did I mounted one backwards! Ughhh had to take it back off.
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Great looking 1211,front rims and tires look good.
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Sweet, tri-ribs look great Tim.
Steers like a dream, well for a little ways anyway.
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I mounted one backwards!
the best way to avoid that is to always mount the first tire clockwise and the second counter clockwise, might sound simple but its just an easy way to not make a mistake.
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The new tires look great, Tim!
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