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Re: wagon tires truck or implement??
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Posted by Roy B on April 25, 2001 at 06:38:51 from (142.166.42.202):
In Reply to: wagon tires truck or implement?? posted by JOHN on April 24, 2001 at 19:17:08:
John A good point was made by Ray, that implement tires are made for flotation. Most truck tires have a square profile, the tread is 90' to the sidewall, tending to make them cut through the sod. Implement tires are rounded from the center of the tread to the side wall, giving them much better flotation. This can make the difference between making it out of a soft hay field and being buried in one. Consider you intended uses before you make your deicision. Roy
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