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tractor tires breakdown

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NE IA

03-19-2008 15:25:55




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I have a WD Allis turned around backwards with a loader. Just noticed the drive tire on one side, probably three to four years old is getting rough spots on the side walls. It has chains on, and the rough spots are pretty bad, maybe 2-3 inches wide and near a tire lug bar. It would seem as if the tire was run flat or low on air. However it is just on maybe five bars, all next to each other. the rest of the tire looks perfect. There is no fluid in this tire.

Any ideas?

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Texasmark

03-19-2008 18:12:24




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 Re: tractor tires breakdown in reply to NE IA, 03-19-2008 15:25:55  
Got a picture?



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NE IA

03-19-2008 19:01:22




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 Re: tractor tires breakdown in reply to Texasmark, 03-19-2008 18:12:24  
Sorry, I just never got into that stuff yet, I keep thinking someday I want to make my life less confusing so my brain does not overload. Maybe this weekend I will get a little time. Just as I was typing this my son just came up with two weeks work for this weekend. He is the son that thinks dad knows nothing unless I'm donating my time helping him, then I'm OK.



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Texasmark

03-19-2008 19:43:40




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 Re: tractor tires breakdown in reply to NE IA, 03-19-2008 19:01:22  
I don't follow your description and a pic is worth a thousand you know. I like to keep my life simple too so I don't know how to shoot and post either. Grin.

I bought a used tractor once with European radial tires on it that were well weather cracked in the tread area. I noticed that part of the tread rubber cap was becoming unvulcanized from the tire's body up on the sidewall just above where the lug stops. After studying it for awhile, it seems it had sat for quite a while with a flat tire and that is what caused the problem.

So what does that have to do with you? Well, seeing a pic would allow me and others to generate some ideas.

Sorry I can't help better.

Mark

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