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Old 09-05-2013, 05:39 PM
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So I started getting the cart up and going, but the tires are shot. I have.a.new set of rims and found some tires but they are 18" AG. I got them for 10 bucks and there almost new. Will they be ok? I know they usually have.turf tires on them.
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Old 09-05-2013, 06:05 PM
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18" rims? Tall? Wide? ........ Are you sure they are the same size as the ones on the cart? They sound too big.....

Ag tires will work on a cart yes..... I don't know why you would do that.... don't you have tractor that could use them?
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Old 09-05-2013, 06:23 PM
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18" rims? Tall? Wide? ........ Are you sure they are the same size as the ones on the cart? They sound too big.....

Ag tires will work on a cart yes..... I don't know why you would do that.... don't you have tractor that could use them?
I dunno either..unless it is to make it look like this: http://img.machinio.com/fl/3864267835.jpg
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To each their own: mpo, i would look for turf tires or lightly worn but not dry 5 rib fronts , you want the cart to "float" not dig or grip.
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Old 09-05-2013, 10:50 PM
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Np that's why I asked. I don't claim to know much of anything about tires, AT ALL.
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If you have them laying around and they will fit and you want to use the cart, then heck yeah, put them on there.
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