Posted by DiyDave on October 02, 2011 at 04:23:23 from (71.248.39.222):
is a 1-2 paragraph story, about a farmer, who needs a set of turf tires. Gist of the story is, that he leaves his tractor tires on the rim, deflates them, and takes a truck tire, a little bigger than the tractor tire, and cuts the beads, and inner 1/4 or so of the sidewalls, off, slips this over the deflated tire, inflates, and viola, as they say, in france, turf tires! I have a set of oddball tires, on a mower, that I would like to not buy new, due to the price. I was wondering if there is a chart or list, that shows the rolling diameters, un-mounted, of lawn and garden tractor tires, in the range of say, 20" to maybe 25". I will try google, but it's kinda hard to word a search term!
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