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Old 10-08-2014, 09:01 PM
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I would like to see some pics of your set up 444
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Old 10-09-2014, 03:59 AM
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We'll I couldn't pass up the deal on the maxxis tires. Good thing too, the guy I bought them from ( yet another crazy cub collector) said he has a power angle plow he is willing to part with, for a price to be named later. I told him let me know.

Now the tires, he said they are not that great of traction. I instantly thought about the center of the tires where the bars come together. I'm thinking about grooving the centers out about where my finger is. Thoughts?
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Old 10-09-2014, 02:33 PM
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personally i wouldnt go cutting them up..they look like decent tires...i put tru powers on mine and with the right amount of weight over them should be just fine...i havent run out of traction at all pushing ALOT of snow in a nasty WI winter without the need of chains...youll like em...im excited to see that tractor with 26"s on it!!
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Old 10-09-2014, 03:00 PM
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I think if you fluid fill them, they'll have plenty of traction as is.

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I agree, I wouldn't cut them either.
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Thanks for the comments guys. I will try them out before I groove them, might not have to cut em. I'm not to sure about putting them on my 1512. But they will find a home on one of my tractors. Possibly my 1641, or my yard pro with the Roper hi low trans. I have not decided what to do with them yet.
I agree with loading them though.

This is a tru power tire pic I got off of eBay. I see some distinct differences.
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Here is the maxxis power lug that I bought. Just for comparison.
Darn pic flipped up side down.
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Those certainly are hot looking.
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Take a look at Juniors1282 album. He has 26's on his 1282.
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