Posted by ericlb on March 05, 2016 at 10:50:17 from (67.142.173.20):
In Reply to: New Tires Turn Brown posted by Jason1Pa on March 04, 2016 at 14:48:06:
i think its in the rubber compound of offshore made tires, i have a 53 jubilee wearing rear tires i know are 30 years old and black as the day they were put on, there made in the usa, i bought a replacement farmall cub last august when i blew the engine on the one i had the new cub was still in the restoration shop when i picked it up with new rubber all the way around i have probably 50 hours run time on it now, and i see that brown on the tires too,it has to do with the rubber flexing when the tire bar takes the weight of the tractor and implements as it goes around
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