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Re: Cut in Tire... What to do?
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Posted by James Herrman on March 23, 2005 at 20:34:28 from (209.102.161.129):
In Reply to: Cut in Tire... What to do? posted by Nathan in Texas on March 23, 2005 at 18:41:20:
Got some stuff at Menards, made by Goop for rubber and patched one on my F20. My rubber was completely gone, and the area of cords showing was about 4" in dia. Fixed it just fine. By the way, the cords had been showing since we bought the tractor back in the late 1950's!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Did not have any problems with it, just got it running after sitting about 30 yrs and dressed it up a bit. Don't worry, just use it, unless it does not have many plys, then I would probably boot it. Just my opinion. JIM
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