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 | Eric Cardinal
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2001-05-02 27663
I read one thread talking about getting dual tires for a compact - tried to find the company mentioned on the web with no luck -Unverfurth Manufacturing phone number is 419-532-3121. Anyway, I want to know if dual tires would make a difference? Obviously on hills it would add stability, but what about in the mud, snow? Better than chains? Better than ballast or wheel weights? I have seen several older ford n's with a set of duals so they have been used before.Eric
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| KenB
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2001-05-02 27667
Try http://www.unverferth.com. ....
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| CaseyR
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2001-05-02 27678
My Yanmar 186D has 15" width rear tires. These are Goodyear XtraTrac 31 x 15.5 - 15NHS tires and have a small herringbone lug pattern; much smaller lugs than standard R4 tires. I have been told that they hold up well but haven't had the tractor long enough for any personal experience. I was told that these tires were a standard option on Yanmar 186D tractors at the time it was sold so I don't know how readily available such wide rims are. While not as wide as duals, they are certainly considerably wider than your standard R4 or turf tires. ....
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| jeff winter
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2001-05-02 27683
Eric duals would add weight to the back also flotation and extra traction . I would check with the dealer to see if the warranty would be voided .
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