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Old 06-27-2013, 08:46 PM
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Thanks for the replies! I like the look of the AG ties too. They really make the tractor look more in line with it''s capability than turf tires. Like I said, I have turf and chains on the 125, but I don't care much for mounting them.

As much as I like the look I will probably go with a nice set of Tufrs. they offer me more practical options.

Question for CAD plans; Those look like the Cub Cadet branded tires. Do you like those, and are they still available to the best of your knowledge? Those look pretty sharp too.

I like the look of the Goodyear turf tires, but I don't think they are available any more.

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This has been hashed to death. If it is going to be a dedicated snow rig, 1 turfs 2 chains 3 load the tires end of comments.
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Question for CAD plans; Those look like the Cub Cadet branded tires. Do you like those, and are they still available to the best of your knowledge? Those look pretty sharp too.

I like the look of the Goodyear turf tires, but I don't think they are available any more.

Mike
My 2284 has Cub Cadet branded tires, so far I have not been able to tell them from the Goodyears that were on the 1872 that was replaced.

No AGs for me, I get all the traction necessary with turfs, well at least on GT's,

Check with me in 20 years, when these tires need replaced, maybe my opinion will be different.
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Here is a thread with some tire info and pictures.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=24905
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