Posted by Bill in Eastern WA on July 17, 2017 at 20:01:54 from (68.189.129.121):
Thanks everyone for the thoughts on the cracking rear tires earlier. I did some checking on replacement 16.9-34 rears and the local dealers have Good Year and Alliance tires readily available. Looks like the Good Year is a 6 ply tire and the Alliance is 8 ply. Not really sure what I should get. They are almost the same price. Does anyone have any recommendations? The old White had a hard life before I got it but it is still a functional and reliable old tractor. I really enjoy using it and don't see any reason to get rid of it any time soon.
Here are a few pictures from this morning raking alfalfa. The New Holland 216 rake is new to my operation this year. I have been wanting one of these for a long time, and finally found one that wasn't beat to death. It's a pretty nice piece of gear.
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