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Re: It's Going In There No Matter What
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Posted by Hurst on December 23, 2006 at 08:30:36 from (204.255.227.157):
In Reply to: Re: It's Going In There No Matter What posted by Allan In NE on December 23, 2006 at 05:38:27:
The guy that works on our ford tractors has to flatten the tires on 7710s to get them into his shop if they are on 38 inch rubber. He doesn't run them all the way to the rim, just enough to get the tractor under the shed door. Not sure if you could lose enough by just flattening though. Maybe swap out the tires on the rears for some 34s or 30s just to get it in the garage if you have any duals sitting around that will bolt on those hubs? Good luck with your mission. We just got our 6610 out of the shop this morning after a clutch job and replacing the seals in the dual power and rear main. Hurst
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