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Buckmaster
 Post subject: Front tires info.
PostPosted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 10:20 pm 
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Does anyone know where to get the front tires that quite a few people are running,i think they are called Hay rate.They are a knobby type tire.I want to make sure that i'm pronouncing the name correct.I live around the Mt.Orab,Georgetown,Milford.Ohio. I also go to KY quite often if you know a place .
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I think they were refering to hay rake* tires?

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These??

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Those are close. They have a sideway's V-pattern on the outer edge.But that name sounds better.
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i have 4 ply 760 15 firestones v tread like sharpshooter has. look at his pics

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check this link
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They call them home plate tires also.You can get them at Drews.

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You can go to any tire store that sells farm implement tires. They are the tires they use on Hay Rakes. Older hay rakes are powered through a chain (i think) connected to the wheel (a backwards chain drive lol) so it has to have traction to turn the rake, thats why they are knobbed. Dunno the size right off hand, I have it written down somewhere just gotta find it.

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bruce 1
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Traction implement tire is what they are called. Here is a link to where you can get some. Look under the traction implement section.



http://www.millertire.com/
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Buckmaster
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Those are the ones,thanks guys.
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[quote='bruce 1']Traction implement tire is what they are called. Here is a link to where you can get some. Look under the traction implement section.



http://www.millertire.com/[/quote]

It would be nice if they made those in 16 inch...

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I run these as well. You can go to any Goodyear/Firestone dealer and get them. They are miles better than a ribbed tire.

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