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Dang, lots of lights and AND a big blade:lol:

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So I need rear tires…. I am going to try Deestones, I hear they run small? If so how many sizes? Do they last? So many questions :lol:

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ebinmaine
7 hours ago, Easton Rich said:

So I need rear tires…. I am going to try Deestones, I hear they run small? If so how many sizes? Do they last? So many questions :lol:

 

If it was me I would get another brand. They run so small they're not even a representative of the numbers.

 

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953 nut
8 hours ago, Easton Rich said:

I need rear tires

:twocents-02cents:        Nearly every town has a lawnmower repair shop that has a bunch of parts tractors around. They can be a source of good used tires at an extremely reasonable price.

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Easton Rich

Ok, I think a town near me has a jd repair shop with a bunch of similar sized tractors. I’ll check there

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ebinmaine

@Easton Rich

 

If I was gonna buy a tire today this would be it:

https://simpletire.com/brands/bkt-tires/tr315-trencher-lug#curationPos=none&curationSeq=none&curationSource=none&itemId=74771&mpn=94022298&pageSource=PDP&productPos=none&region=r1&tireSize=23-10.50rr12&userRegion=1&userZip=04041&v=1&zip=04041

 

 

There are other sizes and load ranges. 

 

I've bought several sets of various tires from Simple Tire. 

 

Price is excellent. Free shipping. 

Excellent service. 

 

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Easton Rich

I checked them out, they’re cheaper than Carlisle but still expensive. Do they run direct size? 

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ebinmaine
8 hours ago, Easton Rich said:

I checked them out, they’re cheaper than Carlisle but still expensive.

 

At $80 each for a 10.5 wide tire that's VERY competitive.

 

I actually ordered 4 of these yesterday for future use. 

 

The Deestones aren't much less money but sure are less tire.  

 

You'd have to buy used to pay less.  

 

 

 

8 hours ago, Easton Rich said:

Do they run direct size? 


 

I haven't seen any reviews stating an answer yet.  

I'll know in a few weeks.  

 

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Easton Rich

Ok I’ll probably check some reviews and go from there. THANKS:thumbs2:

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ebinmaine
8 hours ago, Easton Rich said:

Ok I’ll probably check some reviews and go from there. THANKS:thumbs2:

 

 

Please keep me posted 

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Easton Rich

Alright I’ve got the hood mostly down to bare metal, just waiting on my grinder battery to charge……

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Easton Rich

I’ve been struggling to get anything done on the wh, ITS SO COLDDDD!!!

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AlexR

For tires check out this pinned thread. 

 

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Easton Rich

Thanks:D

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Easton Rich

Ok @kpinnic how did you wire up your cheap light mod. I’m very interested 

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Easton Rich

Sorry I spelled it wrong @kpinnc

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kpinnc
35 minutes ago, Easton Rich said:

Ok @kpinnic how did you wire up your cheap light mod. I’m very interested 


The LED thread shows two different LED upgrades. The LEDs are simple positive and negative, and I ran a switch and power direct to the battery. The amp draw is so small that it makes almost no difference. As far as assembling the lights, that is in pics of the LED thread. 

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Easton Rich

Thank you very much

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Easton Rich

Getting some rusty spots cleaned up on various parts and pieces 

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