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Old 07-14-2019, 07:52 PM
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That is too cool! I like it!
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They’re Hi-Run brand.. 23x10.50-12 The original tires were filled with coolant I think it was.. for additional weight. Four or five years ago the wheel actually sprung a leak from a rusted spot. So I cut the tires off because the bead was pretty much welded to the wheel. I had them sandblasted and repaired and then put the new rears on. At the time I just wanted to match what my grandfather had been using. I also have his Brinly plow and an eight disc harrow. Couple years ago I bought a push blade.. but I still need the blade sub frame for it.
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Old 07-14-2019, 09:34 PM
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Thanks for that info, appreciate it!
You have some nice equipment there your Grandfather left you. I look forward to getting out of Fl and heading northward where theres real dirt to put a garden in again.
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Thanks.....thought it turned out pretty well
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The original tires were filled with coolant I think it was.. for additional weight. Four or five years ago the wheel actually sprung a leak from a rusted spot.
Mine still has a good amount of fluid in the one rear tire - had a new tire put on the left side a few years ago but the right still has whatever salt / water mixture they used. Tried to drain it out a few times but just wound up ruining an air chuck after forgetting to wash it off afterwards. So it can just stay in there until the tire needs to be changed. Often wondered why the rim hasn't rusted through as you mention.
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Installed an electric lift on my Cub 147.
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Installed an electric lift on my Cub 147.
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Noticed a coolant leak on my #2 1572 diesel, I had already changed the water pump and thermostat, got lucky it was just a very original hose clamp that finally gave up, replaced it so far so good.
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I finally put those AG tires on the back of my '67 124.

Its funny as the shade of yellow changes as i moved it around in the sun for photos.
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