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Posted by Eric on March 02, 2003 at 19:06:48 from (198.68.11.213):
I have a 52 JD60 wide front and the other day I got it out to pull my truck out of the snow. I had to travel about 3-4 miles on side roads. The problem is that I was getting a terrible bump from the rear tires. The temperature outside was about 15-20 degrees above zero. I believe it was due to a flat spot in the tires from sitting for the last 3 months. We have had only 3-4 days above freezing in that time. Is this a possibility. I actually thought it would improve as far as I had to drive it but it did not. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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