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tire cutting in the Midwest

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kodg

01-23-2007 03:49:05




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I am looking for the closest place to get some tires cut for pulling? I am located approx. 110 miles E of St. Louis.




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ben brown

01-24-2007 15:16:14




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 Re: tire cutting in the Midwest in reply to kodg, 01-23-2007 03:49:05  
they should work ok on the wd. sharping dont take as much time to cut as a new cut. most of the work is setting the tire up in machine to do the job. re cut a set of 32 inch 2000 puller the other day was like making a complet new cut was more touble then being the first cut trying to match the orignal cut. you can call me at 270-797-8964.



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opinion

01-24-2007 05:32:25




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 Re: tire cutting in the Midwest in reply to kodg, 01-23-2007 03:49:05  
Ira Banter 260-375-2535 quick turn around N E Indiana. Wilson is to slow and doesn't really care.



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sos puller

01-24-2007 02:52:33




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 Re: tire cutting in the Midwest in reply to kodg, 01-23-2007 03:49:05  
brian wilson 765-886-5022 greens fork indiana just off interstate 70.



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JPatton

01-23-2007 19:14:23




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 Re: tire cutting in the Midwest in reply to kodg, 01-23-2007 03:49:05  
kodg - Give Mike Aylward a call. He has cut several sets for me and I am very happy with his work. He is in Arbela, Mo. His number is 660-945-3819. Better call soon. He is a busy man.
Hope this helps.

J



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ben brown

01-23-2007 10:38:22




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 Re: tire cutting in the Midwest in reply to kodg, 01-23-2007 03:49:05  
i cut tires for pulling. machine cut to you spects. located in western ky dawson springs. south of the westen ky parkway. probley 150 or so mile from you my e-mail is open.



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PullerBoy19

01-24-2007 10:37:57




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 Re: tire cutting in the Midwest in reply to ben brown, 01-23-2007 10:38:22  
Ben I have a set of tires already cut. How much trouble will it be just for me to sharpen them back up. They are 18.4x38 on 9 bolt rims should the fit ok on a 1950 WD pulling tractor ok??



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