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Re: How far would you drive It?
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Posted by JPatton on March 09, 2007 at 17:23:44 from (65.30.127.139):
In Reply to: Re: How far would you drive It? posted by Cosmo on March 09, 2007 at 15:17:17:
I drove a John Deere 4320 from Topeka, Kansas to Washington DC in the late 70"s. People warned about tire ware so we installed new rubber on the rear before we took off. Drove on the hiway the entire time. 16 days and 1600 miles later we arrived safe and the tires still had the little rubber nubs on them. This was in January so everything was cold. Go for it! If your tires are sound, your tires should be the least of your worries. J
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