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Re: Goofy front tire
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Posted by P Backus on June 15, 2006 at 06:49:30 from (69.128.32.156):
In Reply to: Re: Goofy front tire posted by SGT K on June 15, 2006 at 05:31:13:
Yeah, I agree about the looks. I"ve never liked the way car or truck tires look on a tractor. Just doesn"t look "right". The semi tires look okay on a wagon though. I still don"t believe the footprint would be bigger though, unless someone can prove it to me. The total diameter of the tire isn"t that much greater than the 16" because the 16" has a taller sidewall. I suppose that they would work, as you suggested, and from what others had said in their posts. Your 14 does look terrific. I wish I had it here. I got a discbine this year and need more "woof" up front than I currently have. So I have to go just as slow as I did before, but it just uses more fuel to cut the same amount of hay! Good luck. Paul
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