Posted by Bruce from Can. on July 29, 2017 at 02:53:52 from (76.69.28.6):
I am up to 10 flat tires so far this year ,had a front tire go flat on my 730 Case yesterday while cutting hay,no big deal just a puncture , patched the tube and good to go. Hard to get a good day in though , when yo have to stop and fix a tire. So it is like this . 2 tractor tires , one front one back 1 power feed cart tire 1 cultivator tire 4 hay wagon tires 2 skid steer tires And still plenty of year left for more flat tires ,lol. only had one tire blow on a hay wagon last year . Only have 3 of the 8 original hay wagon tires left, they where all 8 plys , and 12 ply tires have been going back on. I am thinking maybe I should just pull the last 3 wagon tires off , and throw they away. What is your flat count ? Btuce
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