Every REAL Hillbilly / Farmer/ Mechanic / Good Ol’ Boy always changes tires wearing flip flops. Great job with the video and I’m buying those AG tires myself, you talked me into it. Thanks.
I just put a set of these on my tractor. It's an old, 12 hp, Dynamark (yard machines?), with the deck removed. It's heavily modified to be used as a general tractor around the farm. I mounted my DIY wheel weights also. Besides looking totally cool, the tires really enhance the performance of my tractor. Well worth buying them. Cheers.
I just got that same tire deal at TS and am waiting for a project to put them on. BTW, use the opposite side of the bar you used to remove the tires to install them. I have both the large and small tire changer from HF. Also just use "Tuff Stuff" foaming cleaner to slick up the beads when installing. It will be completely dry in a few minutes if you don't immediately seat the bead, that way you don't leave anything inside your wheel like grease or soapy water. It's also super cheap and you can get it everywhere.
Every REAL Hillbilly / Farmer/ Mechanic / Good Ol’ Boy always changes tires wearing flip flops. Great job with the video and I’m buying those AG tires myself, you talked me into it. Thanks.
They do not no damage to a yard as long as they DONT spin ! Have them on mine with wheel weight ! 👍
I just put a set of these on my tractor. It's an old, 12 hp, Dynamark (yard machines?), with the deck removed. It's heavily modified to be used as a general tractor around the farm. I mounted my DIY wheel weights also. Besides looking totally cool, the tires really enhance the performance of my tractor.
Well worth buying them. Cheers.
Thanks for the video.
Put some windshield washer fluid in the tires and mount some wheel weights...will work great!
The Galaxy XDT tire is an excellent all around turf, pavement, mud and snow tractor tire!
You are lucky because TSC never cuts prices where I live they just keep going up
I just got that same tire deal at TS and am waiting for a project to put them on. BTW, use the opposite side of the bar you used to remove the tires to install them. I have both the large and small tire changer from HF. Also just use "Tuff Stuff" foaming cleaner to slick up the beads when installing. It will be completely dry in a few minutes if you don't immediately seat the bead, that way you don't leave anything inside your wheel like grease or soapy water. It's also super cheap and you can get it everywhere.
I’ve tried using the other end to install tires and I can never get it to bite down, always ends up slipping and smashing a finger.
@@LilBJessup as long as you have a way that works I guess that's all that counts
the deck should not drag the ground check its level before going up the hill.
This thing is jank, Ive broken the deck off too many times and had to patch several holes.
Man you could fix all that with your tractor or a skid steer
But, dirtbike jumps
Ride the hill sideways
Yeah or just mow it going down or sideways