Tires back to the drawing board so to speak.

old · Aug 20, 2020

So I pulled the 15.5 out of where it was and when I was doing so spotted a tire I forgot I had. It is a 13.6X38 and while it did not have much air in it, it did still have air. So I aired it up to 15psi and will let it sit over night. It is on a rim that should bolt right on to the Olive center. But I have to wait to mount it till tomorrow since I broke a couple bolts when I was trying to get the old tire an rim off. What is worse is the tire with the big hole in the side wall some how made the tube pop but yet yesterday it was still aired up. Hope the hole is not so big I cannot fix the tube

Janicholson · Aug 20, 2020

That is a better solution, and may spare the cost of a tube if it stays aired. Good find. Jim

old · Aug 20, 2020

Sadly I have lot of stuff like that laying around that I have forgotten I have or si so far under other stuff it is next o impossible to find. Some place around I have a Ford belt pulley set up I know the general area it is in but have not seen it for a decade or more. If this tire/tube does not hold air I may just put some slime in it and see if that makes it stay up $10 is a cheap gamble over $50 plus for a tube

Tires back to the drawing board so to speak.

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