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Nice. Yeah it takes forever shopping for tires. Gotta make the right choice for what they cost these days.

 

I'm gonna wait until spring, since I've been bleeding money lately ...

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Always nice to get new tires and have time to shop. When I first got this truck I didn't have much time to shop around as the tires on it were shot due to all the worn front end parts. I basically got the cheapest ones I could find that were the proper type (LTs). I ended up with Primewell Valera HTs, they do great on road, but off road....not so much. Hope your tires work out well for you.

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Pulled a flex head for a combine 80 miles for brother in law.

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By the time I need new ones, I'll have considered every 265/70 tire under the sun. Unless I decide to go with 275/70. Looks like I'll need 22,000 more miles to decide. :lol:

 

Pulled a flex head for a combine 80 miles for brother in law.

What kind of head and trailer? Always fun to see people cutting.

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Im not to familar with farming. I know it's a 20' international fex head that he's gonna mount on a 1620 combine. Trailer is new Horst cart loaned from dealer to get it to the farm. Pulled stabile at 45 mph didn't sway at all. Little bit of a tugg. Could of went faster but with the small wheels didn't want to heat up the hubs.

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Tires should be here in a day or two. Not having them put on until snow is in the forecast since I have about 4/32nd tread left.

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That might be soon for us up here. Was 23° Monday morning! Yesterday was close to 70°. Welcome to New England ... :ughdance:

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Well we're expecting some heavy rainfall and high winds in the forecast for the next couple of days so I cleaned out the garage to put her in during the storm, and other then that just driving around enjoying this east Texas weather.

 

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Good place to be. The Northeast sucks ... but everyone already knows that, lol. I'm just being Captain Obvious ... :happysad:

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Good place to be. The Northeast sucks ... but everyone already knows that, lol. I'm just being Captain Obvious ... :happysad:

Yeah this storm is a surprise. Its forming somewhere in the gulf. Hadn't have any storms pass by since early may. And that was just a heavy drizzle for two days.

 

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