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Re: Narrow Fronts ... single vs double wheeled ?
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Posted by paul on January 13, 2003 at 08:53:36 from (66.60.197.203):
In Reply to: Narrow Fronts ... single vs double wheeled ? posted by Alberta Mike on January 13, 2003 at 07:08:56:
Here in the upper midwest, 2 tires is always better than one unless you have to have one - like a mounted picker or very narrow rows or some such. In which case you often have more weight up front & really wish you had the 2 anyhow. One wheel will bounce more in ruts, has more compaction, & has less floating in most cases, unless you have a really wide single which I haven't seen. --->Paul
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