From experience, let me assure you, steel wheels are fine if you are absolutely positive the are no rocks anywhere you intend to plow.
You think you had a hard time plowing over rough ground on rubber, you have a rude awakening coming after you switch to steel, definitely keep your thumbs out of the spokes, and hang on for dear life.
Steel was popular quite a while ago when tractors were geared a bit lower than yours, I would drop a gear either way.
What air pressure are you running on your rubber tires that keep bending the rims???
What size tire / tubes are you presently running ??
What gear are you plowing in?
This post was edited by rhtx55 at 17:07:01 02/07/12.
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