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Front Tire Suggestions for my T75 Panzer

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Had my Panzer out yesterday when I moved some things around in the barn.  When I rolled it around, one of the old front tires let go.  It had been sitting flat when I got it and had bad cracking in just that area.

The other tire seems fair, really no cracking, but very hard .  I looked at Miller Tire, but didn't see much in this size, especially nothing with an old looking tread design. 

I think these are original -Goodyear Super Rib 5.30 / 4.50 -6  I,m going to post a Want Ad to see if anyone has one like this.  However I'd apprecite any suggestion for new tires in this size. I'm open to all suggestion, ribbed tires, old looking tread design, etc.

Here's what these original Goodyear looked like.

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I know yaa''l like tractor pictures, and just realized the only one I have of it is when I picked it up quite a while ago.

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The Briggs engine needs an overhaul.  The cylinder is worn .008/.009 ths oversize.  It will run about 10-15 minutes before fouling the plug.        

 

 

 

 

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Briggs Engines.pdf

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Thanks @Achto that cetainly looks like a good option.

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