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14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38

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11-06-2003 14:14:04

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Which is a better pulling tire in your personal opinion....for 4500 to 6000....also which tire dou yall perfer new....CO OP Agri force of Firestone Field and Road 151's

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11-07-2003 17:00:23

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Re: 14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38 in reply to FB, 11-06-2003 14:14:04

14.9's without a doubt. More square in. on the track. Firestone is a decent tire. I'm a believer in the old 45 Degree pattern, though they're getting harder to find. Just my opinion.....

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11-08-2003 06:55:58

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Re: Re: 14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38 in reply to 770, 11-07-2003 17:00:23

Sounds like everyone is running 14.9's. Couple questions I have is how wide a rim are you running, and what pulling rulls are you running with. I posted a question a few weeks back reguarding this without much response. I would like to know if NATPA allows 14.9X38's on 14" rims. Thank you for your responses!

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farmallgod

11-06-2003 19:23:32

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Re: 14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38 in reply to FB, 11-06-2003 14:14:04

Field and roads thats all we run MD,WD9,and f-20 14-9's are most common around here.

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Alan

11-06-2003 15:58:02

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Re: 14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38 in reply to FB, 11-06-2003 14:14:04

If you look at the flat plate numbers, a 14.9 puts a fair amount more rubber on the ground. I've choosen 14.9s fiald and roads and have had very good luck in those classes, both with JD's going low and slow and Olivers that are moving out a little faster

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dctom

11-06-2003 16:30:40

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Re: Re: 14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38 in reply to Alan, 11-06-2003 15:58:02

14.9x38 do lots of winning with them much better than 15.5's

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2 Cylinder

11-07-2003 07:55:29

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Re: Re: Re: 14.9x38 vs. 15.5x38 in reply to dctom, 11-06-2003 16:30:40

!4.9's are the better choice over the 15.5's. The problem is they are harder to find unless you buy them new. Firestone's make a good pulling tire.

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