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I finally broke down and bought some new back tires for the AR. The previous ones were 14.9x26 CO OPs which actually had plenty of life left on the lugs, but were badly cracked in the sidewalls due to years and years of calcium leaking onto them from from the tubes. I decided to move up a couple sizes since I tractor pull with her and always spin out. These are 16.9x26 BKT. I really like the look of them!

Nick
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The fist picture looks great & the 2nd looks like it's running down hill. We put BKT's on out
530 & like them but stayed 13.6x36 for the 530. Never ran a AR tractor at all only row crops
or AW's have always thought about one, but it would have to have or must a high seat to fit my
liking.. I see yours looks like it has a double cushion? Does this one have live hydraulics?
 

IT actually sits fairly level, maybe a slight downhill stance.

It does have a double cushion. THe original was pretty worn out, so I got a new one and put it on top of the old one. Like you said a high seat would be better, I have lonk legs so it was a bit cramped before.

It does have live hydraulics. There is a lever you can flip that engages the pump gears with the fan shaft so you can turn it off and on.
 
Looks good!

Should hook up now.....

(quoted from post at 08:22:57 08/30/18) I finally broke down and bought some new back tires for the AR. The previous ones were 14.9x26 CO OPs which actually had plenty of life left on the lugs, but were badly cracked in the sidewalls due to years and years of calcium leaking onto them from from the tubes. I decided to move up a couple sizes since I tractor pull with her and always spin out. These are 16.9x26 BKT. I really like the look of them!

Nick
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