Posted by Chris in ND on November 07, 2008 at 18:48:36 from (76.246.149.228):
In Reply to: O/T: Farm Truck Tires posted by Jared M on November 07, 2008 at 15:27:38:
You must not haul heavy loads off of your farm. My small farm truck uses 9.00-20 and the big ones wear 11.00-22.5. We run about 85 psi. My favorate pickup, a 1973 IH 4X4 3/4 ton with a 392, uses 8.25 X 16.5. Those are hard to come by, bought the last set from some recaper company in the Black Hills. Took my drivers test in that pickup in 1976. It must get 100 miles a gallon. No check that, I ment 100 miles a tank. It will out pull a 3020 JD tractor, easy, or it it did one day. Runs great, it is not for sale.
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