Farmerpops
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Does anyone know of a non flat tire. Kabota 18-8.5-10.
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jeff9366
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You can have any tractor tire foamed.
When foam cures it is a heavy solid, completely filling the tire.
There is no residual air in the tire so ride is a bit harsher.
Impossible to deflate.
Kevlar ply demolition tires are also sold. Small volume category. Expensive.
Also a bit harsher in ride because demolition tires are minimally flexible.
Recycled aviation tires are another option. (GENSCO)
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When foam cures it is a heavy solid, completely filling the tire.
There is no residual air in the tire so ride is a bit harsher.
Impossible to deflate.
Kevlar ply demolition tires are also sold. Small volume category. Expensive.
Also a bit harsher in ride because demolition tires are minimally flexible.
Recycled aviation tires are another option. (GENSCO)
MORE: Comparing Types of Liquid Tire Ballast | OrangeTractorTalks
VENDERS: Agriculture Tires
All Forestry Tires and Skidder Tires
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:tractor: I'm going to move this thread over to our tires section of the forum.
:tractor: I'm going to move this thread over to our tires section of the forum.
DMW
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Foam fill the tires at a tire shop that specializes in it. Adds about 25 pounds per tire. They can match the hardness to the PSI rating of the tire.
Do not use expanding foam from a can. They are not the same thing.
Do not use expanding foam from a can. They are not the same thing.
