Posted by super99 on October 04, 2021 at 05:18:19 from (75.107.57.34):
Do the taller lug rice and cane tires make the tractor vibrate real bad at road speeds? Many years ago during a wet fall, I traded the drive tires on my MF 510 for a used set of r/c tires. The combine would vibrate terrible driving down the road. It would go thru mud really good until the mud built up under the cab and forced the unload lever up enough to engage the unload auger. I keep thinking about the WD 45 that I looked at for the old guy in the tractor club. He claims that the tires on it were on it when he bought it and that he has put 3500 miles on the tractor since he had it. The lugs are taller than my new BKT tires on the 1550 and don't show any road wear. I'm just wondering if he has rice tires and that is causing his vibration. Wish I had taken pictures of the tires.
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