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Implement Tire?

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Robert Heft

10-10-2002 04:57:03




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Hello All,

I am trying to locate a source for an implement tire. The name on the tire is "CO-OP Traction Drive". Then there is "National Cooperatives Inc." It is a 6.70 x 15 - 4 ply. The tread looks something like this:

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As I understand it, it is for implements that use the turning of these tire to power the implement.

Does anyone know where I can find this brand?

Thanks,
\s\ Robert

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Robert Heft

10-16-2002 14:06:37




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 Re: Implement Tire? in reply to Robert Heft, 10-10-2002 04:57:03  
Thanks for all the help. I think I will try Miller or Goodyear. I am not looking for 'original', just something that looks close enuf.

Thanks,
\s\ Robert



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JMS/MN

10-10-2002 23:10:39




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 Re: Implement Tire? in reply to Robert Heft, 10-10-2002 04:57:03  
jal has it about right- subtract about ten years for each of the co-ops he mentions, and that puts National Cooperatives about 1970, Co-op about 1960, so you're looking for a super old tire that likely does not exist. Cenex Harvest States is the present-day off shoot of most of the others, like Midland Coop, Farmers Union Coop, and those he mentioned.



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Jerry A.

10-10-2002 08:16:30




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 Re: Implement Tire? in reply to Robert Heft, 10-10-2002 04:57:03  
If you're not concerned about the brand (perhaps a restoration project with attention to original brands?), Goodyear has a traction tire that goes on implements like hay rakes. Go to your local Goodyear dealer and look through their catalog that shows the treads.



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Jim.UT

10-10-2002 07:58:19




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 Re: Implement Tire? in reply to Robert Heft, 10-10-2002 04:57:03  
If you can't find them locally you might try Miller Tire or Tucker Tire. When you go to the Miller Tire site, click on "Traction Implement" for a list of sizes and prices. The Tucker Tire site seems to just reference an address and phone number, but I'm sure they have them, too.



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jal-SD

10-10-2002 07:02:14




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 Re: Implement Tire? in reply to Robert Heft, 10-10-2002 04:57:03  
Robert, I'd try either a Cenex or Harvest States Cooperative farm store. I think the old "Double Circle" Co-op's also handled tires made for National Cooperatives, Inc. There are a lot of both Cenex & what were "Double Circle" Co-ops here in the upper mid-west. Don't know if National Cooperatives, Inc. is in the tire business any more. My local Cenex sells a lot of different brands of tires these days. Haven't seen a Co-op tire for a while, but the "old" farm stores (i.e.-ones that have been around for years) may still have what you're looking for in stock. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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