sigh....

[GreensvilleJay]

hmm, wonder if you could spray some of that 'as seen on tv' stuff they seal gutters with ??

 

[woodman55]

The fronts were bought April 26th this year, so maybe 100hrs ( it's only 4 yrs old, has 800+ hrs ). The electrical staple may have come from the 'reno' of the neighbour's house,3/4ac place with shop and 32 vehicles on it last year. The crusher run is so compacted ,even a single tooth on the BH will NOT rip it up. Funny stuff, once busted up, it's 'gravel', drive over it 10-20 times, it's like concrete ! I know I was loading 100yr old retaining wall rocks and the area next had the old fireplace remains. So far have moved 300-400 buckets of rocks 'offsite' in the past 3 -4 weeks.
Only cost $30 for Kubota dealership to plug the tire and guys said 'good to go'. if it fails ,no big deal $240 for another.
Now IF I could buy the Kenda tires , I would as I do a 50/50 mix of off/on road travel.

$30 bucks to plug a tire. WOW ! I am glad I do my own. I don't think I paid any more than that for a box of those plug/patches.

 

[Dexter]

Looks like it came off the beater bars of an old manure spreader, This is a pic of an old new Holland 330 spreader

 

[GreensvilleJay]

Interesting, similar shape for sure ! Guy was a 'gearhead', 'wrenchturner', ZERO 'farming' on the lot. No room !,it was FULL of cars, trucks, JCB, 6 tandem trailers,KW dump+pup. Took 7, 40yd dumpsters of 60's car parts to scrapyard last year

 

[GeoHorn]

Yep…looks like beater bars from a manure spreader. Better give your tractor a tetanus-shot…(rubber tire plugs)

I put a deer antler thru my right-front tire two years ago and I plugged it with a common automotive tire-plug. I haven’t even had to add air in the last two years.