Posted by steve terplak on March 26, 2016 at 13:00:26 from (162.72.14.70):
Went to a large auction here in upstate NY today. It was a good day, tons of tractors and equipment in the sale. Brought my 2 1/2 year old son who loves auctions...gets to sit on tons of equipment with his grandpa, see dogs and wave hi to strangers. Poor guy was having a rough morning, a little over tired, so we didn't make it as long as I would have hoped. But I did end up with 2 deals I am pleased with. Got a set of 14.9x28 tires for my Massey 165 for $27.50. Lightly used, definitely better than the pair that have been on there for 35 years. With tubes Also got a 3 or hitch post hole digger for $200. Brand new.
Now, for the tire, the pair on the tractor have good tread. Just checked to near the point of no return. Had a matching set on a 265, same age, similar usage, both on the 265 went last year. Figure the shelf life is up on these soon. For my new/used replacements. I will store out of the sun. Do I store them laying down or upright? Should I inflate the tubes that are there or leave them deflated? When I install the tire I will put new tubes on but not sure whether sitting with tubes inflated would help them to keep a good shape while waiting to be used.
Thanks
Here is my guy sitting behind the steering wheel of an 8400 Deere on tracks. Right at home.
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