Posted by Randy S on October 21, 2007 at 12:27:42 from (12.153.204.99):
In Reply to: Tire Repair? Replace? posted by aFORDable on October 21, 2007 at 10:44:49:
Id boot it for sure, wont hurt to try. Put in a extra large boot and get some pan head bolts(i think thats what theyre called, the ones with the round smooth heads) drill all round the cut(not too close to the cut mind you) and put the smooth head on the inside and the nuts on the outside with some good size washers, snug up and grind the excess bolt down to the nut. Then put another boot of a little smaller size over the bolts and off you go. Ive seen skidder tires done this way for years and they seem to last, and these tires take a beating in the woods pulling logs.
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