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TO-20 tire size

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RonS (Utah)

05-17-2005 21:00:19




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I'm starting a restoration, and I am a "puller." I need to know what the original factory tire size was for my TO-20. Many clubs limit tire size to one size over original. Thanks for the help--I'm new to this site, and new to Fergusons--but look forward to being involved.




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Fred OH

05-18-2005 07:40:15




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 Re: TO-20 tire size in reply to RonS (Utah), 05-17-2005 21:00:19  
Original size believed to be 10x28 and as they later changed the way they measured tires...that size became 11.2x28...so, one size above that would be 12.4x28". Fred OH



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Boss Hog

05-18-2005 04:58:28




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 Re: TO-20 tire size in reply to RonS (Utah), 05-17-2005 21:00:19  
I pulled once with my MF35, and got 2nd place. There were lots of JD and AC tractors there with cut tires and modified engines that guys had spent a lot of money on.

Of course - the only reason I got 2nd place is because only 2 of the tractors pulled in the 3,500# class. (-:

Sorry, I don't know the tire size. Just couldn't resist telling the story.



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steveormary

05-18-2005 12:47:21




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 Re: TO-20 tire size in reply to Boss Hog, 05-18-2005 04:58:28  
Original size was 10-28.

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RonS(Utah)

05-18-2005 16:06:55




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 Re: TO-20 tire size in reply to steveormary, 05-18-2005 12:47:21  
Thanks for the help guys! I should become a regular fixture on your site in the future. I appreciate Boss Hog's pulling story. I am more conservative, and pull only in the classic and antique classes. Horsepower doesn't mean much, and cut tires are not permitted. What does count is drawbar height and length, tire pressure and how good the darn things run. Thanks again. Ron



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