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View Poll Results: Which tire goes flat most often?
Rear Right 1 5.56%
Rear Left 1 5.56%
Front Right 8 44.44%
Front Left 6 33.33%
Other 2 11.11%
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Old 10-14-2012, 04:39 PM
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My front right keeps popping because when i plow it hits the valve stem.
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Old 10-14-2012, 05:40 PM
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On my Cubs it's the left front, on the Deeres it's the right front on the Kubota it's both fronts. So far the Harleys have not had a tire problem
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That's for those who have custom three (or two) wheel cubs or who have the rear attachment that is an extra two wheels that come down to reduce ground pressure like on the back of some dump trucks.
Yeah, I know. There's some guys running duals on cubs. I just had to give ya a hard time.
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When you have 30 + Cubs, you have more than just the left front tire go down...I could almost justify a pallet of 12 inch and 8 inch tubes to keep them rollin'!
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Does it depend on whether you mow clockwise or anti-clockwise as to which of the front tyres goes flat?
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Never had a flat tire from any kind of puncture, only 2 tires whose rims were leaking.

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