if you counted all the tires you have how many

big hunter · Jun 9, 2009

would there be? I think I have 76...I think, if I didn't miss any.

big hunter · Jun 9, 2009

not counting any lating around loose

Sid · Jun 9, 2009

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

Tony Vidlak Sr. · Jun 9, 2009

Anonymous-0 · Jun 9, 2009

A woodchuck would chuck as much as he could if a woodchuck could chuck wood!

thurlow · Jun 9, 2009

Is this a "My dad can whup your dad thread?" I'm not opposed to the idea, just asking...........when I quit farming a few years back, at least 250...... maybe more.

MSS3020 · Jun 9, 2009

52 on vehicles and equipment.

25 behind the shed.. ha

Anonymous-0 · Jun 9, 2009

well, when they all need air in them it seems like a thousand ,I'm not real sure but I think around a 150 give or take,in other words to many!

James Howell · Jun 9, 2009

Approximately 88.

89 if you count the spare under my shirt.

john d · Jun 9, 2009

78 with air in them.

ScottyHOMeY · Jun 9, 2009

My latest survey reveals 53 pneumatic tires and 39 internal combustion cylinders, all crying for maintenance. I don't know how I sleep nights.

RobMD · Jun 9, 2009

I have over two dozen pieces of equipment, and only 4 or 5 tires. The other 60 or so don"t count as tires, since they"re all flat.

just another old geezer · Jun 9, 2009

fractors, machinrey, atv, lawnmowers, cars, truck, trailers, RV, = 171

Rollie NE PA · Jun 9, 2009

57, I think.

Happ · Jun 9, 2009

counted 112, of almost every size, all with air (actually a few have foam)

Don-Wi · Jun 9, 2009

Somewhere around 125-130+. Not too many are flat right now that I know of...

Donovan from Wisconsin

cj in wisconsin · Jun 9, 2009

Counting my dads old pile in the woods, about 1000. LOL. Probably about 80 on things that roll.

Steve in IN · Jun 9, 2009

An even 48, all on machines that run. You believe that right? Actually, 8 of them would be on a couple of machines that don't run and 6 on trailers.

Pistons? 37, I believe.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 9, 2009

52 off the top of my head. Not counting spares,loose or broken down equipment.

Nancy Howell · Jun 9, 2009

139. (you missed a few my dear)

13 tractors & 1 spare = 53
2 bumper pull trailers w/spares = 10
2 g/n trailers with spares = 10
1 g/n trailer with spare = 7
a couple of old tractor tires at the Reagan house = 3
4 vehicles with spares = 20
1 dually with spare = 7
2 riding mowers = 8
tedder = 4
2 balers = 4
sprayer = 2
JD delivery trailer = 4
5 JD #5 mowers = 5
JD hay rake = 1
wheel barrow = 1

unknown number of semi-good used tires at the Reagan house.

IaGary · Jun 9, 2009

178 air tires and 86 pistons.

Gary

Anonymous-0 · Jun 9, 2009

batteries add up also. 276 tires and 42 batteries

M w J · Jun 9, 2009

180 + not including any implements without engines.

Allan in NE · Jun 9, 2009

Two that I know of fer sure. :>)

Allan

Paul from MI · Jun 9, 2009

81 not counting trucks and cars. At any given time there's probably 2-3 of them flat.
Paul

kruser · Jun 9, 2009

Good Question - Never thought to survey them. Guess what I'm going to do tonight.

Paul in MN · Jun 9, 2009

My son and I farm together. OMG, I just made a list of what we are running on pneumatic tires, not including what is in the tree line or spares ready for use in the shop, we have tipped the scales at over 300. He recently bought a big used tire changer machine (10 yr old Snap-On). Looks like it will be put to use! I would have not guessed anywhere near that number of tires running!

Paul in MN

John B. · Jun 9, 2009

I never counted tires until now, I always counted how many engines I had to keep running.

I have only 44 tires

But I have 13 gas engines. This includes tillers, mowers and weed eater, chainsaw.

I just play in the dirt don't really farm for a living. Just a lot of toys!!

onefarmer · Jun 9, 2009

I counted over 100 then remembered I hadn't counted the wagons and other implements and got scared and quit counting.

wolfman · Jun 9, 2009

Not counting spares, 217. And only two are flat at the present time. The odd one is a depth wheel on a 4 bottom mounted plow.

RayP(MI) · Jun 9, 2009

I lost count somewhere around a hundred, not counting a couple-three spares I recently accumulated to CYA from a flat on a haywagon on a Sunday afternoon when rain"s coming. Hace been working to upgrade tires on impliments so failure less likely. And we"re a small farm. Raise hay, oats to feed sheep, llamas, goats. Don"t even have a combine - shock oats and take them to local steam show for thrashing. Some of the big farmers around here must have their own tire shop! Scary, Ain"t it.

ChrisinMO · Jun 9, 2009

Sonofagun! We really don't have that much stuff. But my son and I just tallied up 63! I never would have thought it. We'll be adding anywhere from 2 to 10 tires in the next six months or so.

Christopher

Anonymous-0 · Jun 9, 2009

To darn many. 400 maybe. all on working machines. farm 1600 acres..lots of air lost.

RodinNS · Jun 9, 2009

95 not counting spares or other mothballed junk and there's a bunch of both.

Rod

AcFarmr89 · Jun 9, 2009

Over a 100 on farm machinery

AndrewFromNS · Jun 9, 2009

Tires: 53, of which all but 6 are pneumatic.
Batteries of the automotive variety: 10, 7 in active duty
Cylinders: 34

parisspringstom · Jun 9, 2009

about 75 and I thought my operation was too small to count.

Dan-IA · Jun 9, 2009

Good to see it when a woman breaks out the mental rolodex and keeps her man honest!

I thought I was the only one!

NEIADan · Jun 9, 2009

Now I know why the tire shop sends a xmas card. Just counted 192 plus whatever I forgot. Guess that's a good reason to sell some of these old tractors.

kyhayman · Jun 9, 2009

Lets see I added up the other day, if I didnt miss any 86 pneumatic, 11 solid, 62 cylinders, and 16 batteries. After reading some of these, I dont feel too bad.

Joe(TX) · Jun 9, 2009

Just counting vehicles, tractors, trailers etc. I cmae up with 136. probably 80 others.

Fordfarmer · Jun 9, 2009

187, not counting semi-pneumatic... and I probably missed a few also. And since some are counting cylinders... 68 of them here (30 for the cars and truck)

Erik Ks farmer · Jun 9, 2009

I came up with 120 on field ready equip, and farm vehicles.

Old Roy · Jun 9, 2009

Well to give an answer to that on a wet day about 13 1/2 board feet a day. [My Grand dad told me]

Tire question = 32 oops! I forgot 2 on the generator

cylinders = 28 + chainsaw and two weedeters

Battery's = 7 All on an acre of ground.

big jt · Jun 10, 2009

Dad talks about how Grandpa used to do this, and that was from the days when he could do it on two hands.

I will take a stab at it but sure I will miss some on the big jt ranch.

278 tires I think
29 batteries +or-
and 99 pistons

Not sure that is a exact inventory but it is close and a little scary to.

I did include wagons that are used for snow fence and the toys so that might skew my numbers a bit.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 10, 2009

136 not counting spares. No wonder my tire guy sends me a Christmas card

Jeff-oh · Jun 10, 2009

On vehicles or piled up in the woods?

I have:

15 on Car/Van/Truck (including spare)
4 on trailer
3 on camper (spare)
4 on Ferguson TE-20
4 on Ferguson TEA-20
4 on Ferguson TO-20
4 on Ferguson TO-35
4 on MF-65
42 total

and we haulled out about 70 from the woods (dumped there some time in the past) on recycle day last year.

Jeff

massey333 · Jun 10, 2009

tires on ground running=296
Cyls=136
Bats.=36
Not counting any spares

Anonymous-0 · Jun 10, 2009

137 tires
20 batt
73 pistons
no wonder i m broke

Paul from MN · Jun 10, 2009

Uncle Ernie · Jun 10, 2009

61... including the wheelbarrow! But I DO live in the city!

if you counted all the tires you have how many

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