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Traction Torque Goodyears - Friend or Foe?

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Mopower

06-10-2005 07:40:28




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I personally love these tires (squiggly thicker tread) but they tend to pull better on dry or loose tracks. Mine are not cut but roadworn. Some love them, some hate them. I've seen some cut ones do well. What do you think puller men & women?




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johndeereman

06-11-2005 10:29:30




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 Re: Traction Torque Goodyears - Friend or Foe? in reply to Mopower, 06-10-2005 07:40:28  
well im poor so i have mixed tires on my tractor one is a super torque the other is a straight bar in the field the super torque is better but on a clay track the straight bar will just about spin the tractor in circles



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FB

06-10-2005 09:58:13




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 Re: Traction Torque Goodyears - Friend or Foe? in reply to Mopower, 06-10-2005 07:40:28  
i used to pull some 15.5x38s with a real sharp tread....they always had a weird tendency to bite then let loose.....i think i would rather have something with a straight barbecause i belive the bend is what kept them from staying hooked



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Jak

06-10-2005 09:22:57




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 Re: Traction Torque Goodyears - Friend or Foe? in reply to Mopower, 06-10-2005 07:40:28  
I have the power torque 15.5x38's on 14 inch rims that do better on a dry loose track than a tight moist track or so it seems.Mine are not cut either but are roadworn sharp at about 20 percent tread.On a hooking track I have been walked right past with Armstrongs and Co-Op's.Over all I have had good results with them.



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