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This is a set of narrow 12" trailer rims with Carlisle 6-12  AGs on them. 

We acquired these a few years back at the estate auction where a huge part of our inventory was added. 

Originally they were on a project tractor that we referred to as the baby farm tractor. 

 

Of late they've been on the front of Cinnamon Horse C160 when I have the big Mackissic chipper shredder mounted. The 22" diameter gives a few inches of increased height to help the maneuverability while traveling our rough forest terrain. 

 

Next weekend is @JCM Jim's Meet n Greet in N Berwick Maine. 

He has some great trails for tooling around on. 

I'll put these narrow AGs on the back and a set of tri ribs up front.  

 

 

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I'll update later with more pics.  

 

 

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lynnmor
6 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

This is a set of narrow 12" trailer rims with Carlisle 6-12  AGs on them. 

We acquired these a few years back at the estate auction where a huge part of our inventory was added. 

 

I guess that the tires were too stiff or aged to remove them?

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ebinmaine
1 minute ago, lynnmor said:

I guess that the tires were too stiff or aged to remove them?

They're pretty decent.  

They were never used after being mounted. 

One was flat and had been that way for years so it's badly weather cracked in the place it rested on the ground.  

 

I put tubes in them a couple months ago. 

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lynnmor
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

They're pretty decent.  

They were never used after being mounted. 

One was flat and had been that way for years so it's badly weather cracked in the place it rested on the ground.  

 

I put tubes in them a couple months ago. 

 

I wondered why you went to all the trouble masking the tires when removing them would make for an easier and better painting. 

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ebinmaine
11 minutes ago, lynnmor said:

 

I wondered why you went to all the trouble masking the tires when removing them would make for an easier and better painting. 

Yessir.  That's why.  

 

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peter lena

@ebinmaine   was that a  FULL HOUSE  , on those wheels ?  pete

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ebinmaine
2 minutes ago, peter lena said:

@ebinmaine   was that a  FULL HOUSE  , on those wheels ?  pete

 

'round here we play cribbage.  

 

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Trina says "We ain't playin' with a full deck anyway".  

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8ntruck

We've got a 15-2 board like that one.

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ri702bill
2 hours ago, lynnmor said:

I guess that the tires were too stiff or aged to remove them?

No need to, don't want to ... The playing card trick allows a damage free way where you to get a sharp crisp paint edge on the rim without waiting a month or more to remount and touch up the nicks & scratches...

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JCM
9 minutes ago, ri702bill said:

No need to, don't want to ... The playing card trick allows a damage free way where you to get a sharp crisp paint edge on the rim without waiting a month or more to remount and touch up the nicks & scratches...

My sentiment exactly.

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23 Reo

Cards are fun.

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, 23 Reo said:

Cards are fun.

You stop up. We'll play cribbage and talk Wheelhorse.  

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23 Reo

Sounds great.

 

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Jeff-C175
9 hours ago, ri702bill said:

playing card trick

 

I use the junk mail advertising cards that appear in my mailbox every couple weeks.

 

 

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ri702bill
5 hours ago, Jeff-C175 said:

 

I use the junk mail advertising cards that appear in my mailbox every couple weeks.

 

 

My wife oh so enjoys the offers that come with a "No Postage Necessary" return envelope. She STUFFS that envelope with everyone elses advertising and sends it back. I had to draw the line at her wanting to include used kitty litter from the cat box though...

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wallfish
4 hours ago, ri702bill said:

My wife oh so enjoys the offers that come with a "No Postage Necessary" return envelope. She STUFFS that envelope with everyone elses advertising and sends it back. I had to draw the line at her wanting to include used kitty litter from the cat box though...

How about using Glitter ? LOL  That crap is HORRIBLE

https://shipyourenemiesglitter.com/item/The-Glitter-Bomb-54

 

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wallfish
Just now, ebinmaine said:

Mental note... Don't irritate Mr Wallfish.   

I'd just do it as a Joke anyway! Check your mailbox! LoL

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ebinmaine
7 minutes ago, wallfish said:

I'd just do it as a Joke anyway! Check your mailbox! LoL

Mental note... Change my address.   

 

 

:ROTF:

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sjoemie himself

 

4 hours ago, wallfish said:

Joke

Being overseas sometimes has it's advantages.. who knew. Lucky me :P

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WHGuy413
On 9/4/2022 at 11:26 AM, ebinmaine said:

 

'round here we play cribbage.  

 

IMG_20220904_112343944.jpg.743d1f2f4a91c16176e5b08d3c13ceb5.jpg

 

 

Trina says "We ain't playin' with a full deck anyway".  

See now I should have swung by we could have rustled up a game of cribbage

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WHGuy413
On 9/4/2022 at 1:52 PM, ri702bill said:

No need to, don't want to ... The playing card trick allows a damage free way where you to get a sharp crisp paint edge on the rim without waiting a month or more to remount and touch up the nicks & scratches...

I do this trick also. Works a lot better then taking the tires off and waiting for the paint to dry. I recently did it on my truck and blacked out my rims.

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ineedanother
On 9/4/2022 at 1:52 PM, ri702bill said:

No need to, don't want to ... The playing card trick allows a damage free way where you to get a sharp crisp paint edge on the rim without waiting a month or more to remount and touch up the nicks & scratches...

But I think it's worth the time and effort to go ahead and paint the insides before the tires get mounted. That and then using the cards makes for a good outcome in my opinion.

 

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, WHGuy413 said:

See now I should have swung by we could have rustled up a game of cribbage

We'll be here next time you're this way. 

 

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ebinmaine

Me n the BBT and Meeha Mirror finished up the Wheel Horse wheel party by removing the masking and airing them up. 14 lbs in the rears. 

 

We also mounted the tri rib tires on the 8" 5 hole rims I got the other day.  

 

Here's the HF manual tire changer with a rubber inner tube wheel protector. It kinda worked ok. Not perfect...

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Dog. Helping.  

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The fronts are now pressurized to 35 or so. Yes that's high. These are trailer wheels. 

 

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All four spinners and sneakers ready for Trina to get them on Cinnamon Horse C160 tomorrow. 

That'll be my steed at @JCM Jim's Meet n Greet in N Berwick Maine Saturday.  

 

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