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Dr. Walt

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Today's article by the YT Staff "Maintaining Rubber Tires" @
http://www.yesterdaystractors.com/articles/artint18.htm
brought to mind an interesting question - With all of the
"Specialty" items out there, does anyone make 'specialty COLORED
tires' ?
Apparently someone does:


And from another source on the Internet - apparently they also make
COLORED Tractor Tires.

These are strictly for SHOW, and NOT for Highway ( or Field ) use,
as they have very poor wear characteristics.

Doc :>)
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Maybe if Oliver Douglas goes to rubber from steel on his Hoyt-Clagwell, depending on day of the week, or what chore he was doing (on Mr Hanney's advice, of course); or if Ronald McDonald had a tractor...

But if I saw something like that on a US tractor, even a trailer queen, I'm not sure if I'd just turn away, or lose my lunch. Pastel tires are just wrong.
 
I wonder how they'd work on the Essex Tri-Directional Tractor, with a different colored tire on each wheel ?

LOL !
 
I think that would be three tires needed ....... but only if it were an original Tri-Directional. The newer models went to five tires I believe, never saw one but somebody told me that.
 
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