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Re: PHOTO - going downhill FAST
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Posted by CWL on June 14, 2007 at 05:17:04 from (64.66.89.57):
In Reply to: PHOTO - going downhill FAST posted by David in Wales on June 14, 2007 at 00:52:21:
As always this is a great photo David. One of the things that I have noticed from the pictures that you post is that the tires on these higher speed tractors are a little different looking than these in the states. Seems like they are flatter across the tread and have a more square sidewall to tread transition. Kind of looks like they have a stiffer sidewall. Is that because of the higher speeds. Any of the larger equipment that I have run tends to hop or bounce a lot at higher speeds on soft tires. Combines can really get to going sometimes.
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