Tire question.
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Re: Tire question.
The tractors that had a International 105 sickle mower usually had 15” fronts.
Frank
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Re: Tire question.
tarawa wrote:...I got one of the new 8.3-24 tires mounted today. No problems at all..... just cost a bit to get it mounted. I will take a picture when I get everything together...including the correct radiator this time.
Glad to hear it. Looking forward to seeing a pic of your progress.
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- Tractors Owned: 1948 Cub, Kittie; 1948 Cub, Harold; 1949 Cub, 49er; 1951 Cub, Tucker; 1951 Cub, Homely; 1956 Cub High Crop; 1957 Cub Loboy; 57 Cub Loboy w/fasthitch + 194 plow; 1958 Cub LoBoy w/FH, Popeye; 1961 Cub, Beater; #1-1962 Cub Loboy Dually (Originally Orange) w/Foot Throttle; #2-1962 Cub Loboy Dually (Originally Orange) w/Foot throttle; Yellow 1963 Cub Loboy and blade; 1970 Cub, Cubbie; and 5 other Cubs in various stages of disaasembly and disrepair; 1962 Cub Cadet Original; 2 other Cub Cadet Originals; Cub Cadet 100; Cub Cadet 124 w/Creeper; Cub Cadet 147; 2 Cub Cadet 129's; Cub Cadet 149; 1948 Allis Chalmers C w/single frontwheel; 1944 Farmall H w/Tokhiem Cab; 2 One Point Fasthitch Carriers; 2-#100 Fasthitch Rear Blade; 2 Sets Cub 144 Cultivators; 2 Sets Cub #252 Cultivators; 3 Cub #193 Mouldboard Plows; 1 Cub #193 Slatted Plow; 1 1948 Cub-54 Snow Plow; 3 Cub-54 49-5 Snow Plows; Cub #6 Tool Bar w/Disc Blades & Middlebuster. 2-#105 sickle mowers, #152 disc plow
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Re: Tire question.
tarawa wrote:Cubfriend wrote:tarawa wrote:My cub has 15 inch front wheels. Standard rear wheels.
I noticed that you had 15” fronts about 1.5 - 2 years ago when you posted a picture. They look good!
Yep, they still look good. I got one of the new 8.3-24 tires mounted today. No problems at all..... just cost a bit to get it mounted. I will take a picture when I get everything together...including the correct radiator this time.
Did Cooling Solutions make it right with you on the radiator?
Frank
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Re: Tire question.
Both tires mounted and one on the tractor. Looks great. When I removed the right side to take to the tire service place I realized that I couldn’t get it in my truck. The right tire was full of water. Inside the tube for weight I guess. The valve stem core was corroded and wouldn’t come out. I sawed off the valve stem and drained the water for about an hour. I drained about 75% of the water I suppose. I had to use my front end loader to load it in my truck. The tire service place charged me $100 to change the tire. This included cleaning up the rim. First one cost $55. About $35 in tips for the guys.
I couldn’t do it myself.
I couldn’t do it myself.
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