Re: [ihc] Eldon

[mark stegmann <truckdriver_1977@xxxxxxxxx>]

Tom, the rim for the M was like $65 or so, the ones
for the H will be a tad bit cheaper, as they are
narrower. 
The fluid in the tires is for traction through weight!
Mark


--- "T.R.E.Jr." <T_R_E_Jr@domain.elided> wrote:
> ---Sorry to hear about the rims. I couldn't imagine
> what they would cost to
> have replaced, though I know that the parts are
> still available for these
> iron beasts. It was told to me by several farmers
> that the trick with the
> cal___ ____ in the tires is to actually keep the
> tires afloat when going
> through muddy fields. This is usually caused by
> wildlife such as deer, oh
> no, I hope I didn't offend anyone there, from what I
> have heard, it has been
> a pretty good year for most of the Central
> farmers... but the season where
> the fields get torn up is barely into motion. When
> their entire life is
> devoted to getting the crops harvested, changing out
> a tire on 1 tractor is
> less costly than being stuck in the field and having
> 2 other* implements
> down, trying to pull you out.


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