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grnspot110 · Jan 23, 2008

grnspot110 said:
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too many!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

82, maybe more!

Have to upgrade my count; 101 at home, 10 at the farm (most of the farm tires are flat, Locust trees). ~~ grnspot110

elalexander · Jan 23, 2008

elalexander said:
I got off easy

5 my truck
5 her suv
4 tractor
4 riding mower
4 mt. bikes
8 cyclone rake
2 tiller
2 snowblower
2 hand truck
2 wheelbarrows

2 log splitter (how could I forget

)

baitzj · Jan 23, 2008

Lets see...

5 SUV
5 Truck
2 Trailer
2 tiller
2 hand truck
16 Lawn Mowers
2 lawn trailers
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32 Total.....and at least of couple of them need replaced

Nasty135 · Jan 24, 2008

Never thought about potential of flat tires, Hopefully they won't all go flat at the same time??

Tractors tires: 8
Vehicles/spares:28
mowers: 12
Bicycles: 14
RFM only 2 air: 2
spreaders: 4
act/oxy cart: 2
4 wheelers: 8
yard cart: 2
tractor/car trlr: 4
tiller: 2
wheel barrows: 2
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ridiculous: 88

This doesn't count the extra tires on rims on the rack: 15 or 16 (i'm beginning to think I have a problem)

BamaRob · Jan 24, 2008

23 on automobiles including spares
4 on tractor
8 on lawn mowers
1 on wheel barrow
6 on bicycles

42 that I can think of, and at least 8 of those are flat.

BR

dbdartman · Jan 24, 2008

Cars: 55
Trucks: 10
Lawn & garden (including tractor): 17
Bike & wheelchair: 4

Total: 86

I think that's all... A lot considering I have NO tractor implements with pneumatic tires