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Errin OH

07-13-2003 07:15:01

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Well all good plans must change. Looks like I won't be gettin the nice and shinny NH315. Went and mowed, half way though, tractor begins to limp. My first thought was broken axel, Turned out a rear tire split wide open. Think I ran over an old fence post and it came up through the side wall. So there I sit 9:00pm friday night, half the hay down, and a broken tractor. Auggg... So I spend Saturday morning phone'n every tire store within 50 miles looking for a good 18.4-34 tire and someone willing to come out on a weekend. Found 1 used tire (worst than the dry roted tires I have) and 1 pair of new. Long story short they came and did 1 be back during the week do do the other. $506 was the bill, (just the one) with the bulk being tire and tube. Then add cal, and labor. O'well guess that how it goes.

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07-13-2003 17:59:55

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Re: Ouccccccchh!! in reply to Errin OH, 07-13-2003 07:15:01

welcome to the club. just had a 18 x 34 radial vulcanized. punch a 1" hole in it while mowing (tree limb end). service call to farm to get get tire/take to town to fix/remount/replace antifreeze,water/new tube = $330.00

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Jim in Michigan

07-13-2003 16:04:04

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Re: Ouccccccchh!! in reply to Errin OH, 07-13-2003 07:15:01

We put all our tires on ourselves..much cheaper and not hard to do if ya know how. As for loading them, I will have the guy come do it or take the tractor to him. But I will not pay a guy to mount a tire when I can do that myself, Jim

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kyhayman

07-13-2003 08:15:58

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Re: Ouccccccchh!! in reply to Errin OH, 07-13-2003 07:15:01

Ouch is right. Wow, over $500??? Every time I hear what some folks have to pay for stuff it makes me appreciate our tire guys. Last 34 I got (2yrs ago) was $385.00 ($290 for the tire).The rest was the farm call and 2 bags of CaCl.

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Jeff in Indy

07-13-2003 10:23:53

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Re: Re: Ouccccccchh!! in reply to kyhayman, 07-13-2003 08:15:58

I just bought 2 7.50x15 three rib tires for my tractor and 1 for my haybine.. $245.00. By the time you figure in new tubes, fee to mount and disposal it all adds up. Atleast you only have to replace tractors tires in what 15-20 years.. unless you find a fence post.

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07-13-2003 11:06:07

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Re: Re: Re: Ouccccccchh!! in reply to Jeff in Indy, 07-13-2003 10:23:53

a few years ago one of the front tires on my combine developed a bulge. The tire was worn enough though that both front tires had to be changed (in order to keep things level). $1500.00 --THAT stung.

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