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Old 07-11-2014, 05:31 PM
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Default AG tires; let's see em
I might want to put AGs on the back of my 147 someday soon, (size 23x8.50-12) and I wanted to start a thread on them for pictures. I'm not trying to compare them to turfs and start that discussion (been down that road) I'd just like to see what you bought, what they look like, and how you feel about them.

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Old 07-11-2014, 06:38 PM
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I have the same boots on both my 2182&1782 Carlisle Tru-Power 26X12X12's
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I was just getting ready to ask about 26x12x12 on a 1250. lol

CL ad, $350 for the tires and cast iron weights.
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heres my deestone 23x8.50
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I have the same boots on both my 2182&1782 Carlisle Tru-Power 12X12X26's
I have the same on my 73 and love them. Can someone post some 6.00 x 12's? I'm thinking them and some try ribs for my O
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My former 122 with 8.50 - 12 ags and 65 lbs Gilson weights


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Still have the ags and weights
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Here is my O with 6x12 tru power ags. Front has 400x8 ags.
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My 782 and 1872 with Carlisle Super Lugs. They don't make them anymore. The 782 has 23x10.50's, while the super has 26x12x12.

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Carlisle tru-powers 23×10.5×12 and deestone tri-ribs 4×8
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Not sure the brand but this is what I have on the smoker.
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