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Old 09-18-2010, 03:57 PM
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Well the new tru powers were just mocking me on the shelf, so I just had to put them on. 23 x 10.5 x 12 on freshly painted wheels (thanks Lew). They are a good looking tire and the ride quality seems to still be there. My little guy says they are MONSTER Truck mower tires.











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Old 09-18-2010, 04:12 PM
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Well the new tru powers were just mocking me on the shelf, so I just had to put them on. 23 x 10.5 x 12 on freshly painted wheels (thanks Lew). They are a good looking tire and the ride quality seems to still be there. My little guy says they are MONSTER Truck mower tires.
that is one mean monster mower!!!! oh yeah, get off the cub and go clean your work shop, it's a mess and you can't eat supper till it's clean! LOL nah, really nice, organized shop. looks great jeff
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Your shed is way too clean, you sicko!

( The Tru Power's look real good. I like them on my 123, too!)
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Old 09-18-2010, 04:19 PM
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Your shed is way too clean, you sicko!

( The Tru Power's look real good. I like them on my 123, too!)

Its clean because its like 3 weeks old ha ha
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that's cool. now you need to put some hotwheels cars out in the yard for him to run over!
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that's cool. now you need to put some hotwheels cars out in the yard for him to run over!
He is all into monster jam, has tons of monster trucks. He runs enough stuff over, maybe when he is older and able to run the tractor himself haha
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New tires look great
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I have these on the front an rear on my 1450 and they are really GREAT TIRES!!
They have the Best traction I've tried.
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The Tru Powers look awesome on your 127!
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Old 09-18-2010, 09:06 PM
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I need to buy new tires for my 1st O' and think I'm gonna go with ag tires as they do look sweet!! Just can't decide whether or not to run ags on the front?
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