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Jim-In-NY

09-22-2006 17:40:15

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well i have had 10ply tires for a little over a year now. had to replace one a month after i bought them now another. i am thiniking about filling them with foam instead of changing or replacing them 3-4 times a year any opinions? anyone know where to get it done in southern NY. or can i do it myself?

Oh....I posted here because i bleed red always have always will.

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mowr

09-23-2006 18:35:47

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to Jim-In-NY, 09-22-2006 17:40:15

What Gene says! Tires need the cushioning that AIR provides to keep from pounding the tractor and operator apart, and cutting into soft ground due to lack of floatation. A top-quality sealant is much less expensive than foam (been there, felt that) and saves on repairs and back surgeries.

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T.B.W.

09-23-2006 11:04:44

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to Jim-In-NY, 09-22-2006 17:40:15

I have the same problem, Checked into the foam. Cost about $80 Per 600-16. I am thinking of doing that the next flat I have. The place I found to do it is a truck tire center.

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Jim-In-Ny

09-23-2006 08:23:01

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to Jim-In-NY, 09-22-2006 17:40:15

International 574 with GB loader and 6ft heavy duty brushhog. I had tri-rib on front. i"ve been cutting some pretty thick stuff autamolive russian olive barberrie multiflorarose, etc.....

some pretty ugly stuff i think i am going to climb on a dozer tomorrow and make myself feel better. No flats on them :-)

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JayWalt

09-22-2006 21:45:21

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to Jim-In-NY, 09-22-2006 17:40:15

I bet those aint cheap!! =)

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gene (missouri)

09-22-2006 19:49:28

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to Jim-In-NY, 09-22-2006 17:40:15

Flat tires on what? A tractor, truck? What's causing the flats?

I have a thorn problem. I'm using a NAPA product for tube and tubless tires called Amerseal. It costs about $8.00 to $16.00 per tire, depending on size. Costs about $36.00 per gallon. Works great.

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Harley

09-22-2006 20:26:09

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to gene (missouri), 09-22-2006 19:49:28

Get some take-off airplane tires from Gensco in Texas. They're about 20 ply or something. No more thorn problems and they are THICK. The down side is you're not supposed to run them over 225 mph. Ya I know, that's a bummer, but ya gotta make sacrifices. Harley

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Wardner

09-23-2006 11:56:43

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Re: Flat fron tires in reply to Harley, 09-22-2006 20:26:09

Yeah, I put some 20 plys on a forklift. Its almost like using solid rubber tires.

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