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Scottnj

07-25-2007 03:32:37




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I need a couple new or newer tires for the corn picker I'm trying to bring back to life. The old one that's readable says 7.00 X 15. What would be a near match in height in a modern tire? I'm not likely to buy a new tire as there are so many avalable worn passneger car tires.




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hd6gtom

07-25-2007 12:57:58




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 Re: impliment tire in reply to Scottnj, 07-25-2007 03:32:37  
Scottnj the 700x15 is the same height as a 235/75x15. The problem we ran into was with the bulge width on the tire sidewall. Any good farm tire shop will have 700x15's as they are still used on many stock trailers.



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old

07-25-2007 09:40:04




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 Re: impliment tire in reply to Scottnj, 07-25-2007 03:32:37  
Any good tire shop will be able to tell you want that size is compared to tires made now days. You also might even find some that are still marked 7.00X15 since some companys still mark them that way for what is called light truck tires



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Fordfarmer

07-25-2007 07:28:08




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 Re: impliment tire in reply to Scottnj, 07-25-2007 03:32:37  
something in the 185 to 195, maybe even 205 width range should work without giving clearance problems. (i.e, 195 75R 15) Maybe try to find the skinnier ones first, to make sure they clear the frame.



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Rich Va

07-25-2007 07:06:09




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 Re: impliment tire in reply to Scottnj, 07-25-2007 03:32:37  
Some of the New Ideas came with traction tires. This is good if you're picking corn and the ground is a little slick on top,even if the picker sinks a traction tire will help keep it from dragging. They are available at Miller tire.



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Leroy

07-25-2007 05:54:34




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 Re: impliment tire in reply to Scottnj, 07-25-2007 03:32:37  
Width is a big consideration as most new style would be too wide and the sidewall would hit before it ever got to the hub to tighten



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