Posted by Arthur Driesse on October 29, 2008 at 16:04:39 from (69.63.55.36):
I need to retread my 2 cyl John Deere 820 all around. I had firestone 23 degree traction field and road (bias tires) on it, and I didnt mind them. Now I have the option of buying used firestone 23 degree radials (but I find the lugs are almost spaced to close together for that style of tractor), or replace with what I had or I was looking at a BKT tire (tread pattern 135) its got more of a 45 degree tread like when the tractors were new, and then I would go with the old style fronts too with the notched outer rib. What do you think is best or does anyone know of a better looking or beter suited tire for it? I wont be working with it a whole lot, so I dont realy need radials or a high traction tire, I just want something that realy matches the tractor. thanks for any input
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