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RUBBER WHEEL BANDS

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BILLDORRANCE

05-23-2005 19:50:18




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I WAS AT THE COLLECTORS CENTER LAST WEEKEND AND SAW A STREAM LINED ORCHARD TRACTOR THAT HAD THICK RUBBER BANDS ON THE FRONT WHEELS. THESE WERE ABOUT AN INCHA ND A HALF THISC AND A COUPLE INCHES WIDE. ANY BODY KNOW WHO MAKES THESE. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT FITTING THEM TO MY 802 WAGON GEAR SO I CAN PULL IT IN PARADES.




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BILL DORRANCE

05-24-2005 18:24:37




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 Re: RUBBER WHEEL BANDS in reply to BILLDORRANCE, 05-23-2005 19:50:18  
THANKS FOR THE INFO.



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JRB

05-24-2005 16:05:01




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 Re: RUBBER WHEEL BANDS in reply to BILLDORRANCE, 05-23-2005 19:50:18  
That AOS you saw is mine. I had the wheels done at Miller tire. It took them about two weeks. I believe they were $250 per wheel. It wasn't cheap, but it does ride a lot better than the guide bands did.



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Mike M

05-24-2005 11:39:42




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 Re: RUBBER WHEEL BANDS in reply to BILLDORRANCE, 05-23-2005 19:50:18  
I got some nice rubber treads from a tire retread shop. I got lucky went in to price some and after they figured out what I was trying to do they rummaged around in the back and came out with two rolls of the stuff. No Charge because something was wrong with it too old ? wouldn't cure right for retreading.



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Glen in TX

05-23-2005 21:52:01




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 Re: RUBBER WHEEL BANDS in reply to BILLDORRANCE, 05-23-2005 19:50:18  
You can see them at the miller tire site. Kinda pricy for a wagon though.



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