make sure u got the right kind of grease zerk. theres 2 kinds i no of, 1's u screw in & 2nd 1's u drive in with a hammer.. it should say in ur book what kind it takes. my 1586 has both kinds.. as long as the cracks r not in the sidewalls the tire should last 4 a few more years. ya a locking nut should stop the bolt from coming out.. thats the last thing u need.. 1025rs r such cool tractors, even i want 1 :) lol
I just got the same one as the threads in the old one, hopefully its right! The cracks and slits are in the sidewalls, thats why this tire was flat due to a bunch of slits in the one side. Now we just need the green stuff to get even better green stuff LOL
make sure u got the right kind of grease zerk. theres 2 kinds i no of, 1's u screw in & 2nd 1's u drive in with a hammer.. it should say in ur book what kind it takes. my 1586 has both kinds.. as long as the cracks r not in the sidewalls the tire should last 4 a few more years. ya a locking nut should stop the bolt from coming out.. thats the last thing u need.. 1025rs r such cool tractors, even i want 1 :) lol
I just got the same one as the threads in the old one, hopefully its right! The cracks and slits are in the sidewalls, thats why this tire was flat due to a bunch of slits in the one side. Now we just need the green stuff to get even better green stuff LOL
@@tractorguyz7128 o ok..... lol