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Pulling Tires

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ih1206

11-20-2006 17:06:51




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Hi my name is kyle im 18 years old and i have a low budget puller. its a 1256 IH and im looking to get more competative next season. right now i have all the power i need and im learning how to weight everything and read tracks but all the other pullers tell me my tires are killin me. how do i cut them with out spending a bunch of money?




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Gene Dotson

11-21-2006 03:25:53




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 Re: Pulling Tires in reply to ih1206, 11-20-2006 17:06:51  
I have used a good sharp wood plane to cut my tires. It is fast and clean to do. The way to make it work is to use a spray bottle of soapy water and have someone spray it on the tread as you cut... Gene



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Jim Johnson

11-20-2006 18:46:39




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 Re: Pulling Tires in reply to ih1206, 11-20-2006 17:06:51  
You'll have better luck on the pulling site but I'll try to help you. If you want to try to cut them yourself call M. E. Miller 800 621 1955 they have grinding discs. You'll need a heavy duty grinder, get a good heavy pair of gloves. Practice on some junk tires until you get a little experience. Be very careful because those grinders will flat eat you up and fast but you can do it. Depending on what size tire you have it may cost more but we pull on 18.4X38's and it will cost you 300.00 to 350.00 to get them cut professionally. Good luck, email us and me or my son will help you if we can. Jim

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