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super_m

07-03-2005 20:49:27

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for pulling on a sandy track with a stock super m would i be better off using 13.6x38's with good tread,or 14.9x38's with little worn down tread?

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07-03-2005 22:59:04

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Re: sandy tracks in reply to super_m, 07-03-2005 20:49:27

wider is better.....by good tread you prolly mean more tread that+skinnier tire=sinking

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ChadS

07-05-2005 06:56:13

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Re: sandy tracks in reply to FB, 07-03-2005 22:59:04

We have one pull we go to that is a beach. Nothing but sand, it goes together, but you put power to it, your in China quicker than you can shut the tractor down. Less bar on the tire, it wont kick the track out from under the ties so bad, also weight placement on the wheels and behind the rear axle helps alot, Our tractors always like the front end lighter than usual on tracks like this, and fight it all the way down, but, have made some impressive passes down the sand trap in the past,, the sled scoots easier on sand, so dont overpower the track, Works fir me, dunno bout what your up against,,, good luck, Chad

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