Posted by Gambles on July 19, 2016 at 19:08:37 from (24.246.215.127):
In Reply to: Rear tires posted by dale c mi on July 19, 2016 at 18:44:16:
Those tires are given to FFA/4H students who are doing a tractor restoration by the Titan Tire corporation. The application for these tires must be submitted directly to Titan by the FFA or the 4H instructor. Titan gives away about 1000 sets of tires every year to FFA/4H members. When you fill out the application, you specify if the restored tractor will be a tractor used for farming or for parades. If you specify farming, you get the regular tractor tires. If you specify that it will be a parade tractor, you get the tires pictured above. They are specifically made to be a smooth runner for the tractor road trips or parades. How do I know this? My son actually got a set of the above tires from Titan for his tractor that he is restoring. He got both the front and rear tires, but not the tubes. Overall, it probably saved him about $1200 on his restoration.
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