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Tires for a BR ??????

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58401

10-20-2006 10:50:25




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I have 11x26 tires on my BR and they are about ready to blow. I called Miller tire and was told that 13.2x26 is all they can get and when they gave me the price I started crying, it was over $800 for a set. Does anybody have another idea? What about some 24 inch rims? Will they fit on my cast centers? Are there any spoked wheels available with different sized tires? Thanks




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dab

10-21-2006 05:50:08




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to 58401, 10-20-2006 10:50:25  
Try Harlan Wilson, also there is a place called nebraskatire.com that has them discounted. We get all of our tires from the local farm bureau. Dad just put a set on one of his tractors for less then that. I think somewhere around $650 out the door but don�t quote me on that. We got hooked up with a local guy who restores tractors and between the two of us we usually but about 15 set�s a year so that gets us a little better price. As far as the size goes it depends on the year as to what size is correct. I would have to look it up but as a general rule electric starts ones came with 26� and hand start 24�. You could get a set of round spoke Allis wheels for probably around $300-500 hundred dollars or a set of round spokes from detwilers for closer to $2000 but then where are you saving on buying a cheaper tire. As far as the centers go. There are different centers, unless your wheels have been modified can�t switch sizes. Hope this helps

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CPeter

10-20-2006 19:49:50




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to 58401, 10-20-2006 10:50:25  
I just replaced the tires on my 420U with 26" wheels. I got Firestone 14.9x26 for $350 each plus tubes, plus mounting, plus loading with fruit juice for $1010. I was thrilled at the price. Until a couple of years ago, all I could get was 13.6x26 for $500 each, plus, plus, plus. I got them from my local Firestone truck/tractor dealer. They were very good to work with. I have 11" rims and the tires look good. The only sizes available from any manufacturer are the 13.6 and the 14.9. Millers price on the 13.6 has been about $500 each up until now. maybe he has come down. His web site shows them to be $475 plus shipping which he quoted me at $160 for two. Try you local Firestone dealer. No shipping, at least mine had them in stock.

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earthmasterk

10-20-2006 12:01:57




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to 58401, 10-20-2006 10:50:25  
I have a set I would sell. They have no breaks in them, and the tread is better than 60%. That is the good news. The bad news is they have small cracks all around the tread area. None of the cracks are over 1/4" deep.

They would make good useable tires, but may not be what you would want for a show tractor. I would like $200.00 for the pair.

I am in central Indiana.



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58401

10-20-2006 13:16:44




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to earthmasterk, 10-20-2006 12:01:57  
Can you send me some pictures? [email protected]

Thanks.



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earthmasterk

10-20-2006 13:41:21




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to 58401, 10-20-2006 13:16:44  
I forgot to mention, the tires are 13.6 X 26 4 ply.

I do not have the equipment to send pictures. I left my E-mail open.



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earthmasterk

10-20-2006 13:43:43




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to earthmasterk, 10-20-2006 13:41:21  
The E-mail thing didn't work. I'll try again.



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jd@antique acres

10-20-2006 10:58:53




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 Re: Tires for a BR ?????? in reply to 58401, 10-20-2006 10:50:25  
If you are not set on brand new tires, try looking for a used set off of a salvage combine. I needed 26 inch tires for one of my AR's and found a pretty decent set with just a couple small cracks for $125 with the tubes. I knew that 26 inches were expensive but that seems high.



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