DO NOT BUY SOLIDEAL TIRES. (TRIGGER WARNING)
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5 years ago I said that I wasn't going to buy another tractor until I had a place to keep it under cover; but the old one got so that I broke something every time that I used it. Now I'm telling myself not to buy new tires until I get a place to keep it under cover... the walls have been up for two years but we all know what happened to the price of lumber. Now that I have my sawmill I should be able to finish it.
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Then why continue to keep buying from them?
Even heard “fool me once….” ?
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Is that like going to the same place repeatedly for DEF only to find none of your preferred brand available?
k0ua
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And then there is that "Chinese tire" rubber smell in a Harbor Freight. It is so distinctive.
PILOON
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My rears weather checked so bad over a winter (5 months) and barely 30 hrs of use that they offered a full credit and wanted them back to do so.
Problem was that had no more available.
None to be found anywhere! And man have I tried. all over USA, Canada and overseas.
I finally got a cash settlement and am still on the hunt.
And on scary tires.
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When my father bought his L2800 new in 2008 he was pretty proud of it. He'd owned dozens of tractors around that size in his lifetime yet this was one of the nicest he ever had, and his only HST. The first thing I noticed was a baseball sized bulge in the sidewall of one of the rears. He took it back and they replaced it, but with a different brand so the treads weren't the same. They achieved the goal though, of holding the tractor off the ground.
Maybe I'm too picky yet if I bought a brand new tractor I would want the tires to match. Either find another like this one, or buy two of another brand.
When my father bought his L2800 new in 2008 he was pretty proud of it. He'd owned dozens of tractors around that size in his lifetime yet this was one of the nicest he ever had, and his only HST. The first thing I noticed was a baseball sized bulge in the sidewall of one of the rears. He took it back and they replaced it, but with a different brand so the treads weren't the same. They achieved the goal though, of holding the tractor off the ground.
Maybe I'm too picky yet if I bought a brand new tractor I would want the tires to match. Either find another like this one, or buy two of another brand.
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That's interesting, I have been selling Camso skid loader tires and tracks for years with no issues. I have Camso SKS 732 tires on my personal skid loader and like them.
russn1949
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Campo was bought out by Michelin 2018
joea99
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Now THAT's funny.
