Posted by AndrewFromNS on November 13, 2008 at 20:56:53 from (71.7.194.23):
In Reply to: Front tires on backhoe posted by Dozer Guy on November 13, 2008 at 19:44:04:
One of the farmers local to me uses the tires on his truck 'til he decides he wants to replace them (every year or two, typically)...the tires off the truck go smuck onto the front rims of the loader tractor....a 235 or 245, I believe. They use it for snow removal, loading ~1000lb bales onto the trailers, etc. Probably not as heavy-duty a use as a backhoe would get, but I'd imagine you'd be fine with a pair of 10-ply. Never hurts to try.
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