Posted by hd6gtom on November 21, 2008 at 06:08:59 from (70.56.117.147):
In Reply to: speaking of tires. posted by dave2 on November 20, 2008 at 11:16:59:
Yes most new tires will give you better grip. You did not say how you used them or what brand you have on the tractor now. What size tractor would help. Some of the overseas made tires will not give better grip, personal experience. Usually the more bars on the tire the better traction you will get. I have 4 tractors at home now. 1 has old BFG's they are ok 1 had mexican made 45 degree bars, they are ok. 1 has over seas made, look like firestone field and roads. They are not ok. 1 has Firestone Traction Traction Field and Roads, They are the best.
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