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Old 01-10-2013, 07:44 AM
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I've always had Turf Saver tires on my cub, and with my 149 project, I'm thinking about Ag treads. I would go with the 24-10.5-12s for the rear (Tru power or similar) but not sure what to put on front. The 149 currently has the narrow wheels (my 108 has wide front wheels). I think I'd like wide wheels and tires for the front of the 149. What size would you suggest would look right with the 24-10.50's on the back? What are you guys running?

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Old 01-10-2013, 08:26 AM
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I like the wider 16x6.50-8 if your running 10.50 on the back. The V61 is a great choice.
http://www.millertire.com/products/i...ly/?fullSite=1
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I was looking for ag style tires on the front.
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Oh, you want ags all the way around. I've never run them on the front but the deestones are reasonably priced and the ones I run the the back of my 123 are good tires.
http://www.millertire.com/products/l...e-tractor-lug/
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Sawdusted, I don't think you will find much of any tire in the 24x10.5x12 size. That was an oddball size used on the 3000 series. The 23x10.5x12 is a common tire on a lot of tractors. Miller Tire is a great place for tires and they have the Firestone Floatations made only for them so nobody else will have them. Their shipping charges are high IMHO. I'm with Ben, I think the V61's are the best looking front tire you can get. AG's should be turned backwards on the front for steering if a machine is not 4 wheel drive.
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Oh, you want ags all the way around. I've never run them on the front but the deestones are reasonably priced and the ones I run the the back of my 123 are good tires.
http://www.millertire.com/products/l...e-tractor-lug/
That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
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Old 01-10-2013, 09:53 AM
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This is what my fronts look like;



I got it from Miller tire in OH and I really like the style and how it works, both on snow and grass.
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Or the tri-rib as I put on the 1650. Has that big tractor look
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Sawdusted, I don't think you will find much of any tire in the 24x10.5x12 size. That was an oddball size used on the 3000 series. The 23x10.5x12 is a common tire on a lot of tractors. Miller Tire is a great place for tires and they have the Firestone Floatations made only for them so nobody else will have them. Their shipping charges are high IMHO. I'm with Ben, I think the V61's are the best looking front tire you can get. AG's should be turned backwards on the front for steering if a machine is not 4 wheel drive.
OK, I guess I mean 23x10.50x12. Whatever the standard tire is on my 149. Hadn't thought about steering issues with ags on the front.
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Here's the v61s on a 1250.
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