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Re: New tall 42/46 tires vs. old 38.
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Posted by JMS/MN on August 06, 2004 at 19:12:31 from (4.143.122.25):
In Reply to: New tall 42/46 tires vs. old 38. posted by Mopower on August 06, 2004 at 05:07:02:
Around here the ones going to 42/46 are generally sugar beet farmers, who plant in 22 inch rows. They want taller, narrower tires to give good traction in the narrower rows. Less rubber width on the ground needs bigger diameter to maintain same traction. They go to 22 inch corn/soybean planters as well, like their beet planters, so the same tractor & equipment (cultivator, sprayer) can be used on all crops.
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