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What size tires are allowed

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Jeremy Brault

08-01-2003 19:22:51




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Hey, just was cursious of what the rules say where you guys pull on how many sizes over on tires you can be. We run two sizes over in Minnesota. I was wondering what they run on WC Allis Chalmers where you are from. I see some people running 38's. How many sizes is that over?

Thanks Jeremy




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Troy W. Arthur ND

08-01-2003 20:12:34




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 Re: What size tires are allowed in reply to Jeremy Brault, 08-01-2003 19:22:51  
The rules say face sizes. Thats from a 12.4 too a 14.9 on a WC. The rules don't say that you have to stick with the 24" or 28" that came factory on your tractor. It's rule # 23 on the rules for 2003. I want to see 46" rubber on it, then you can run that low gear that doesnt get used on your WC45. HEE HEE

P.S. Hows the "A" coming?



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Jeremy Brault

08-02-2003 21:21:25




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 Re: Re: What size tires are allowed in reply to Troy W. Arthur ND, 08-01-2003 20:12:34  
Troy, It is coming pretty well. Took the crank to Sturdevant's in Fargo for the last time Friday. Hoping to get it to heritage days. Got my fingers crossed. We will be very close. For sure will have it in rollag for the dyno.

Well better go. Jeremy

P.S. When you going to build something to beat the stock out of the field WC?



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Troy

08-03-2003 08:43:57




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 Re: Re: Re: What size tires are allowed in reply to Jeremy Brault, 08-02-2003 21:21:25  
Well I dont know about beating that "stock WC" of yours but I hope that the 30 I'm building will compete a little. Buda stuff is hard to find for a 4 banger. Catch ya later.

Troy



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