Tires Pics of my "new" 214 and the ag tire I added
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Chris2520
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It looks mean , and ready to work..
Toolguy
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I had one just like that that I bought new in 1986. It was stolen right out of my barn one night in 1991. I replaced it with a 318 which I still have. Just curious, but why did you put the ag tires on it.
AKfish
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That's a great lookin' machine! You sure fell into a good one there. Nice addition with the tires as well.
You might be able to come up with "grass silage" using the dump wagon, too. Have to look around and work out a deal with a neighbor kid and his 4-H steer...
AKfish
You might be able to come up with "grass silage" using the dump wagon, too. Have to look around and work out a deal with a neighbor kid and his 4-H steer...
AKfish
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Have the same tires on our JD214, after 25 years- still holding air and aggressive as ever.
At one time, JD had optional chrome "hub caps" or wheel covers available for these machines, not sure if they are still available or not, but its a thought if your into dressing it up.
btw- it looks great!!
Is it repainted or cleaned up original?
At one time, JD had optional chrome "hub caps" or wheel covers available for these machines, not sure if they are still available or not, but its a thought if your into dressing it up.
btw- it looks great!!
Is it repainted or cleaned up original?
That is a very nice looking piece of equipment. I bought one new in 1982 just like that. with the ag tires and all. It was a very good machine. I used it for 23 years and traded it for a JD2210. I have Know dought I could have used that 214 another 23 years.
