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blackdog2

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  1. On 10/17/2022 at 1:47 PM, Red Horse said:

    Hah! I should have known better..just judging by  the good Fit😎  Tells you about the crowd I hang around with..no one owns a tux!

    I have " Wing-Tip's " my girl friend Father gave her 2-hundred and she spent 150.00 and I still have them it was 1982 to go to a swearin a new Mayor in WTBY ?

     

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  2. 4 hours ago, mechohaulic said:

    didn't  think there were any trucks still there. I looked at the LM way back in the day when they were still in operation.   Dick Kemp  in NH  also had (at least) one when i was there ;; had to be back early '70's. 

    darn i was just  in that area Friday  ; heck of a good Polish deli off broad street. 

    Filiapeck's on Elm or Czepigua on Cooper ? last road before Berlin tpk on rt-5

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  3. 1 hour ago, 67RModel said:

    This. I can't stomach the thought of running the cheap Chinesium tires. Especially on a steer axle. A lot of guys say they are fine but I don't know. Look at the quality of everything else manufactured in that country. Why would tires be any different? They just don't hold up like a Michelin, Continental, Goodyear, etc. in my experience.  

    I'm running Cooper's on my Mack tri-axle's  4-year's now haven't a problem all the way around but they won't fit on anything being so wide coming so close to spring saddle or fifth wheel mounting....

  4. 5 minutes ago, 67RModel said:

    I think its a supply and demand thing. A 425 float is a very commonly used tire available almost anywhere. They benefit from commonality and competition of many different brands making them. These 12R24.5s are fairly scarce by todays standards and not many companies make tires in that size anymore. The 12.00x24 is on a whole different level of scarcity yet. I think Bridgestone is the only "name brand" company left making virgin tires in that size at least available here. That's why you see such ridiculous prices on them.....They are the only game in town.

    We have a tractor with 80,000 rear's it has 14.00 X 24 tire's dry rotted often wonder the cost to replace ?

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