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Wolfie

04-04-2005 07:18:50




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I have a Case 3 bottom trip lever trailor plow. The tires are shot. What kind of tires should I put on. The guy told me an implament tire will work. The old ones that are on it now look like some old car tires. Also should they be the same size tire. Again the old ones look like the left tire is smaller and is a snow tire while the other side is like a regular tread tire before radial tires came out. The guy told me to get the same size. His tires he recomends are a little bigger because he does not stock the smaller size that is on the plow now. Also both would be like a straight tread. Any reponse here would be helpfull. Also the plow has a trip lever gear box on the left side.

Wolfie

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RustyFarmall

04-04-2005 08:13:21




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 Re: plow tires in reply to Wolfie, 04-04-2005 07:18:50  
When these plows were new, the dealer recieved them unassembled, in a crate. The tires were NOT included. The dealer bought used tires from the local tire dealer and installed them on the plow. Usually the land side tire was a mud grip tire to provide traction so the plow could be lifted out of the ground without the tire just slipping on the slick, wet grass. The land side tire was usually also a larger diameter, to allow for proper leveling of the plow. There really never was such thing as a "standard" tire.
The land side tire would have been something like a 7.00 or 7.50 X 15 or 16 truck tire. The furrow side would have been an ordinary passenger car tire. In reality, anything you find that will fit the rims will be just fine. The two tires do not need to be the same size, but is ok if they are.

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Maine Fordson

04-06-2005 08:42:07




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 Re: plow tires in reply to RustyFarmall, 04-04-2005 08:13:21  
Wolfie --

Miller Tire has a whole range of tires in both standard and unusual sizes, for everything from vintage automobiles and trucks to tractors and implements.

Have used them before, when I was restoring an antique mowing machine with rubber tires.

Follow the link posted below to see one of their plow tires currently posted on eBay.

-- Maine Fordson

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