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06-26-2017, 08:46 PM
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Rear Tires for 1512
Just installed the starter upgrade on my 1512 yesterday. One of the best upgrades I have done so far! Can't wait until winter comes.
While doing the starter I noticed my rear tires cracking. I actually I can see the inner tube. Years ago I ran lug tires but was let down by winter snow plowing performance with tire chains. Been running turf tires and v bar chains for past couple years with good success. Actually leave chains on all summer for hauling firewood. Running turf and v bar chains I actually almost stalled the 1512 pulling a log/large part of a tree. Great traction. So i need to order tires asap and have two options. Stay with turf tires or try a set of Carlisle all trail tires. I know what the turf will do but I am wondering if the all trails would another option if I ever remove the chains. Anyone running Carlisle All Trail on your cub with tire chains? Anyone snow plowing with all trail? Thanks for you help.
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1512 with CADloader 507, CADdigger 508 and 3 pt 1711 with KT17 782 with KT17 and 3 pt 104 
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