Got a flat on the rear of our 285 a week or 2 ago after picking up a small nail, and Dad pulled another one out of the lug that was about 1 1/2" long today, about 8" from where the other nail was.
We've been good the last few years as far as flats went, so this year we're playing a little bit of catch up, Although last fall hauling manure the 285's rear let go on the sidewall. We had the tires from our 1755 mounted on it- That tractor sat for 10 years and the tires certainly weren't getting any better, so it seemed to be a good deal vs. new for a tractor that does lots of road travel. We just sold the 17 2 months ago and used the cash for the chopper we bought, so all in all I think it was a good deal.
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