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tires radial or not

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johndeereman

12-22-2007 07:19:33




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i wanted a set of firestone field and roads but i posted in the tractor talk forum and the rumor is true they dont make the field and roads anymore so now im at a loss as to what to buy it will be a couple months before i make an actual purchase but i want to know what im getting when i go "round here the field and roads pull the best i hear that they are merging 2 styles of tires and making just one the sat and the field and roads to make a super all track II the problem i see is they are putting the lugs closer together tossing the idea of putting radials on but dont have a clue as to make or style to go with what would be a good bias tire to go with that will pull just as good or better than a f&r i pull a dc case from 5500 to 7000 lbs. thanks for any and all input

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730-LP

12-22-2007 18:54:20




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 Re: tires radial or not in reply to johndeereman, 12-22-2007 07:19:33  
I don,t think you want radiels plus alot of clubs don't allow them. If you look they are several field&road still out there.Super all traction works real good in heavier clases 6000 and up.



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Andrew Z

12-22-2007 07:43:35




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 Re: tires radial or not in reply to johndeereman, 12-22-2007 07:19:33  
I would make sure on your clubs rules, to see if you can run radials. In most clubs around here that are antique you cant.

Andrew



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Life of Riley

12-22-2007 13:30:29




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 Re: tires radial or not in reply to Andrew Z, 12-22-2007 07:43:35  
The radials are heavier, so make sure that won't hurt you. I've never been impressed with radials. Some people swear by them, but most people around here who have tried them ended up taking them off and going back to bias tires.



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