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CAL

01-10-2003 22:17:05




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I just had the two-cylinder club run the serial # on my 46 AR through the archives and it came back with the front tires being Goodyear and the rear being Firestone. It seems a little odd. Has anyone seen this before? was it common to split manufactures. I'v only ever seen all four of either one.

Thanks for now.




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AlbertoV05

01-12-2003 08:51:14




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 Re: Goodyear or Firestone in reply to CAL, 01-10-2003 22:17:05  
Cal, Ralph is dead on. Deere was happy to get most anything that was "made of rubber and round" to put on tractors right after WW2.
If you are looking for "authentic" tires to put on try this link:



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Cal

01-12-2003 10:17:23




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 Re: Re: Goodyear or Firestone in reply to AlbertoV05, 01-12-2003 08:51:14  
Thanks guys, I have talked with Miller Tire and they were quite helpfull, I was lucky enough to find a set of 40's vintage 13-26 Firestone rear's in great shape, So all I need now is a set of Goodyear's for the front.



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AlbertoV05

01-12-2003 08:52:25




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 Re: Re: Goodyear or Firestone in reply to AlbertoV05, 01-12-2003 08:51:14  
I don't know why the link didn't go with my message?
www.millertire.com



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Ralph

01-11-2003 21:16:36




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 Re: Goodyear or Firestone in reply to CAL, 01-10-2003 22:17:05  
I suspect in 1946 they put on whetever they could get their hands on.



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