Fred Martin
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Wheres the best place to buy new cheap decent 12.4 X 28" tubes. I don't care if they're foreign, I only have to look at them once. I'm in southern Ohio. Thanks, ohfred
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Anonymous-0
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what do they normally cost? They run about 25-30 bucks here.
old
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- Camdenton Missouri
The terms new, cheap and decent do not go together well. New tubes in that size last I looked where selling at the local farm and home place for some where around $40 give or take a bit. That said any good tire place or farm and home or even a tractor dealer should be able to get them or have them on hand
I buy tires and tubes from my local tire dealer (the only one that sells AG tires).
About 5 years ago 13.6X28 tubes were selling for $30.00 and tax but tires have skyrocketed since then. I expect that they cost over $50.00 these days.
You might want to price online at Gemplers.com.
Dean
About 5 years ago 13.6X28 tubes were selling for $30.00 and tax but tires have skyrocketed since then. I expect that they cost over $50.00 these days.
You might want to price online at Gemplers.com.
Dean
Fred Martin
Member
I brought up the local TSC store who used to carry tubes but not the rear tires. There was no listing on their website so, thought I'd ask. Now days I find more variation in prices that ever before. Especially with the foreign people in the business....and some of them are really cheap in comparison to the prices I am used to. Thanks, ohfred
old popper
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They will be spendy I'm sure. I just gave $15 for a 600/16 tube for a two bottom plow last week. Then the rascal charged me another $15 to put it in. Not so many years ago I could have bought the whole dang plow for $30. LOL
Anonymous-0
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Look on Ebay.
Fred Martin
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Maark, thats the first thing I did was to look on ebay. Just wanted to more or less double check to see if I was getting as good a deal as possible.
Seems if I look around and find two or three prices and buy one of them, I always find something cheaper in a day or two. Well, thanks guys for your effort. ohfred
teddy52food
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You don't want cheap tubes. Get the best you can. Tractor tire place is good.
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