Posted by Mr. Bob on October 11, 2007 at 09:08:20 from (72.69.88.190):
In Reply to: Re: cut tires posted by LumbrJakMan on October 11, 2007 at 08:50:45:
Thank you very much Lumbrjakman, for your reply. I'd like to see a picture of these close up posted. I have my 12.4's loaded on my 2N and it also once had wheel weights too, until some one apparently "needed" those weights more than I did. It scales 3300# with loaded tires and bumper, less driver and no wheel weights. Thusly equipped, it seems to work very well traction/power wise doing the jobs I use it for. I have beefed up the pto. hp. from the origional 24 aprox. to 30 aprox. and this gives me a very noticable power increase and it handles its own body weight with ease.
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