Posted by notjustair on October 23, 2015 at 19:43:42 from (70.195.8.197):
This has been covered millions of times on here. I never seem to pay enough attention if I don't need any tires and can't seem to come up with anything in a search.
I need new tires for the manure spreader. It just so happens that they are the same size as my Farmall A rears (9-24's). I only use the A to mow a little barnyard and run the augers. Even so, it makes more sense to put the new ones on the tractor and swap the old ones to the spreader.
Where can I get cheap tires? I have looked up Galaxy and they are high. The Coop will have limited options but Galaxy will be one. I'd prefer to put the old tractor tires on there for traction when pulling through wet lots. If I went with airplane tires I may have issues with side sliding.
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