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Re: 5 or 4 rib?
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Posted by Gerald J. on September 08, 2006 at 14:28:01 from (67.0.102.50):
In Reply to: 5 or 4 rib? posted by Tx Jim on September 08, 2006 at 03:41:20:
Lots of brands. They are wagon tires, not much for rib depth. I had them on the front of my MF-135 (11L-16) for floatation with a big loader. Then I moved them to my JD 4020 when I moved the loader. They were poor for turning in hay or loose dirt but they spread the load out so well the hay would stand back up (at least with the 135) if I backed off it. I took them off the 4020 because when rotary hoeing, it took 20 or 30 feet for a steering correction to take effect and that was often part of 40 or 50 feet of crop run over. Even then I had to oversteer to get it to turn. Gerald J.
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