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DAVE

04-26-2003 06:24:18

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How do you or can you artificially harden newer tires. Thanks.

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John (az)

05-02-2003 19:03:58

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Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to DAVE, 04-26-2003 06:24:18

Send your tires to me , down here in Arizona the heat and the sun will turn them hard in short order!

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04-26-2003 20:02:53

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Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to DAVE, 04-26-2003 06:24:18

I heard of people putting them on top of a grain drying system. But that is flat landers for you.

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Dave

04-26-2003 16:45:06

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Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to DAVE, 04-26-2003 06:24:18

I've heard of guys throwing them in a hog building pit (in the really stinky stuff) for several months. I don't know if you would ever get the stink out of them, I suppose eventually!!!!

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04-26-2003 19:40:31

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Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to Dave, 04-26-2003 16:45:06

I have heard of the same thing but with cow crap one thing about it you wouldn't have to worry about somebody "nosing" around them too much

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buckmaster700

04-27-2003 07:54:40

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Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to BJ, 04-26-2003 19:40:31

set them ut on hot sunny days let them get hot then hose them down it helps get the softening oils out

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farmallflogger

04-27-2003 11:26:37

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Re: Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to buckmaster700, 04-27-2003 07:54:40

Think I like your idea best Buck...

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Davey

04-27-2003 17:28:52

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to farmallflogger, 04-27-2003 11:26:37

Just leave them in shed for a year or so. They will age and cure. I have heard of Cab owners buying tires in advance and leaving them in basement for as long as possible to let them cure.New tires are always a bit green. These cab drivers claim to get twice the wear out of "cured" rubber.

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G Taylor

04-28-2003 08:01:01

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to Davey, 04-27-2003 17:28:52

Cab ?????

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Cab

04-28-2003 19:49:53

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to G Taylor, 04-28-2003 08:01:01

Like in yellow cab

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Davey

04-28-2003 23:49:04

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to Cab, 04-28-2003 19:49:53

Different termonolgy in Australia, sorry about that. Yes I mean Cab as in TaxiCab. Like we see on all the New York movies and in that old TV show Taxi (with Danny DeVito I think). I Know there is a bit of difference between a Taxi and a tractor but the theory would have to be the same. Just let them age in the dark like a good wine.

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G Taylor

04-29-2003 08:20:43

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TIRE HARDENING in reply to Davey, 04-28-2003 23:49:04

One of the frozen chosen north of the US. Our tires are always rock hard due to the sub zero temps.

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