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EAST COAST PULL

03-30-2005 11:26:24




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Looking to but a tire cutting disk or cup.
witch is the better choice to cut tires,a disk or cup and what grit to use I am not sharping I m cutting the tire. where is the best place to get them and what might I expect to pay. THANKS DAVID




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farmall haverster

04-01-2005 20:57:58




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 Re: tire cutting in reply to EAST COAST PULLER, 03-30-2005 11:26:24  
ther is one guy that can cut tires hands down better thaN MOST IN MACHINE,XTREME TIRE CUTTING



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edmiller

04-01-2005 04:14:45




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 Re: tire cutting in reply to EAST COAST PULLER, 03-30-2005 11:26:24  
Miller Tire has grinding disc. 4" $35, 7" $55, 800-621-1955



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WDDC tire

03-30-2005 17:55:22




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 Re: tire cutting in reply to EAST COAST PULLER, 03-30-2005 11:26:24  
Cutting by hand is very uneven and time consuming. Its worth it to have it done with a machine. Call us @ 309-231-4876



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get off

03-30-2005 19:51:21




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 Re: tire cutting in reply to WDDC tire, 03-30-2005 17:55:22  
you know you tire cutting guys don't like any one doing their own thing. not all of us have the extra $ to have tires done, or need a perfect set. ecspecialy on slower antiques. so if you don't want to answer are questions, then just don't answer. for tire cutting wheels go to yahoo search and check tire cutters or tire grinding.



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grammar

03-30-2005 20:15:14




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 Re: tire cutting in reply to get off, 03-30-2005 19:51:21  
well thats what i would do screw up a good set of tires by hand grinding them. when you here the air coming out you know you have cut deep enough. as far as answering ARE questions. call the tire guys and ask them about disc's.most will help!!!



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Got off

03-30-2005 20:05:51




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 Re: tire cutting in reply to get off, 03-30-2005 19:51:21  
Well you seem to be an expert on the subject you should answer every question on the site. I wouldnt pick on the tire cutting guys as they are just trying to help and if you knew anything about tire cutting you would know it is a dirty dangerous job to cut your own by hand -have a scare oe two to prove it. It doesnt cost that much and sure makes the tractor hook better- well most tractors!! Or better yet you should start the hand job tire cutting service and prove them all wrong!!

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