Posted by Brian G. NY on March 23, 2012 at 07:16:25 from (64.246.140.204):
In Reply to: Wards tire? posted by davediehl@hotmail.com on March 22, 2012 at 20:29:41:
When my Dad and I rebuilt a WD back in "58, he bought all 4 Wards Riverside tires for it. Wards even had a tractor installer truck that came right to the farm. I have just one of the tires left and I took it off the tractor just a few years ago after it and it"s mate developed some serious sidewall cracks. They lasted almost 50 years and received their heaviest wear in their last 10 years. Back in the 60s I bought many, many tires from Wards. You could go directly to their "catalog warehouse" in Albany and pay catalog prices without paying the shipping. Those were the "good ol" days"!
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