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'Covers' for yard work

Muckit · 2012-06-27 08:33:13

Anyone using a spare set of rims and covers (bald tyres) just for yardwork to save good tyres on tractor? I notice backing into silage pit wears tyres a bit. A 5-6month winter... would it make sense to have a bald set of tyres for the yard? Or is it a bit OTT? :o

27-06-2012 8:33am

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Muckit

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Anyone using a spare set of rims and covers (bald tyres) just for yardwork to save good tyres on tractor?

I notice backing into silage pit wears tyres a bit. A 5-6month winter... would it make sense to have a bald set of tyres for the yard? Or is it a bit OTT?

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#2 27-06-2012 8:50am

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i sort of agree with u, i have a tractor with a loader- tyres 50% but when they get much worse il prob by a bigger tractor for field work with good tyres, i have hilly ground so are essential

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