Tazewell Visit Suggestions
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Spiffy
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On a wide tangent, try the agility at full throttle and full treadle. I don't think they keep tabs, but my being generous [of course, I like to push tractors to their limits] and keeping a foot or two from the transport vehicle raised quite an eyebrow [retold from my wife], so I'd like to hear a new tale. 
Back to topic, I'd put the PT against most CUTs I've seen, but it's not quite Ag or full contruction duty IMHO either.
Back to topic, I'd put the PT against most CUTs I've seen, but it's not quite Ag or full contruction duty IMHO either.
SpringHollow
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I installed cheap diamond pattern chains on the front bar tires on my 1850 and they had sufficient clearance when installed properly.
Ken
Ken
Charlie_Iliff
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I stand corrected, then, since your brakes and mine should be the same. I haven't tried chains, just assumed they'd be a problem.ksimolo said:
Sedgewood
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Charlie_Iliff said:I stand corrected, then, since your brakes and mine should be the same. I haven't tried chains, just assumed they'd be a problem.
Mine fit too Charlie, though I must admit they'll rub the top of the brake caliper if you do get them on quite straight.
I never tried them to help keep me from sliding off the slopes but they sure work well at limiting the crabbing while plowing snow.Sedgewood
