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Old 10-15-2013, 11:00 PM
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Good thinking! My wife would kill me!..lol Have thought it would be nice to have an oven in the shop. When I was single I would rattle can toy tractors when I restored them and bake the paint on in my oven.
LOL, yeah I kind of eased them into the house without her knowing it.

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Good job. Had to do the same thing with the wheel barrow tires I put on one of mine, didn't bake them but put them in the florida summer sun for a while and really had to ratchet the ratchet strap down but it finally worked. Good to see you got them, they can be a pain sometimes
The second one took some working with once I started putting air to it, but it finally sealed.

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Glad you got them on. They look good on the newly painted rims! I take the lazy way out and pay the tire guy $5 to mount both of mine for me....quicker, but it looks like I miss out on all the fun. I guess now we know why they often call the spare tire a "doughnut".

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I could have done that tomorrow, but I wanted them on "now", LOL. Plus my buddy and I do so many motorcycle tires that spooning them on and off isn't too hard anymore.
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Nice tri ribs, DWayne!
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Nice tri ribs, DWayne!
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Now that's using the ole' noodle DWayne
I also put tubes in my tires, some for that very same reason.
Tri-Ribs look good brother
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Good job DWayne, where did you find tubeless tri ribs?

I'm pretty sure all of mine are tube type.
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Do you have tri ribs on anything else ? I have a set on a newer tractor that came originally with the wider rim/turf tire (not sure of size)it's got narrow rims with tri ribs and I'm not sure if it helps with steering... I have the original tire/wheels that came on it and planned to change them just to see. If they are about the same as far as steer effort the tri ribs still make a garden tractor look sooo goood !! You have a nice looking tractor, and the tires look great as well... now don't get them dirty

As far as oven I have used oven for curing paint, prepping metals, and very rarely cooking but I don't have a wife anymore I'm not sure if it was the oven or maybe just the ovens attitude fore no more wife reason ?
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Now that's using the ole' noodle DWayne
I also put tubes in my tires, some for that very same reason.
Tri-Ribs look good brother
Thanks Todd, I just hate dealing with tubes, so a little extra work was worth it to me.

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Good job DWayne, where did you find tubeless tri ribs?

I'm pretty sure all of mine are tube type.
I got them off of Ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151003824860...84.m1439.l2649

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Do you have tri ribs on anything else ? I have a set on a newer tractor that came originally with the wider rim/turf tire (not sure of size)it's got narrow rims with tri ribs and I'm not sure if it helps with steering... I have the original tire/wheels that came on it and planned to change them just to see. If they are about the same as far as steer effort the tri ribs still make a garden tractor look sooo goood !! You have a nice looking tractor, and the tires look great as well... now don't get them dirty

As far as oven I have used oven for curing paint, prepping metals, and very rarely cooking but I don't have a wife anymore I'm not sure if it was the oven or maybe just the ovens attitude fore no more wife reason ?
I don't have tri ribs on anything else, but I have had some other cubs with the V61's and loved those, but they are pretty expensive. I do know from having both wide and narrow front tires, I prefer the narrow tire for steering ease. I just also figured tri ribs as you say look good on these Cubs.
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The DX3 tire cook book coming soon to a book store near you. Author will be signing copies.

Just kidding nice work chef.
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lol, nice tires Dwayne
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The DX3 tire cook book coming soon to a book store near you. Author will be signing copies.

Just kidding nice work chef.
I bet I could get Discovery Channel to do a show about that. They have one for everything else. LOL

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lol, nice tires Dwayne
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