Ag and beadlocks and all that good stuff
#16
03-01-2006, 09:48 AM
Originally Posted by wyldstallyn73
My 44 inch ag's only cost me $75 apiece, plus, I'm rollin on 24's, as the cool kids say.
Get some dubs with spinners and you'd be in business though. 
I think the farm wheels look great on tractors but just plain silly on trucks. Don't get me wrong though, I'd be happy to run 25" rims if I was rolling on 66" terras.Hahaha, I can't believe you guys are giving Pro a hard time about that finger. Don't worry though, I felt bad for him when I first saw it until I found out how he lost it.
Last edited by ivanribic; 03-01-2006 at 10:03 AM.
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03-01-2006, 10:38 AM
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No problem guys, its cool. I was really bummed when it happened, even though Ivan seems to think the circumstances were funny 
I was well on my way to becoming a world class pianist when my promising career was struck short when I lost my finger due to a fluke drinking accident. I guess these things happen 
On the flip side of things, I wear the mummified finger on some string around my neck as a reminder not to be stupid and it makes a great conversation piece with the ladies.
Okay, okay, I'm just messing with you guys. Its the shocker
I was well on my way to becoming a world class pianist when my promising career was struck short when I lost my finger due to a fluke drinking accident. I guess these things happen On the flip side of things, I wear the mummified finger on some string around my neck as a reminder not to be stupid and it makes a great conversation piece with the ladies.Okay, okay, I'm just messing with you guys. Its the shocker
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03-01-2006, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by ivanribic
Lowe's sells water drains for their compressors that work perfect, 1/4" NPT with a knurled end so you just give them a twist to air down and twist them back to stop the air. It works awesome and you can have a pressure gauge on the valve stem to keep an eye on PSI while you air down
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03-02-2006, 12:03 AM
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have you ever had any problems with craftsmanship or service from daniel at usa 6x6??
how long doe sit take for him to get an order out to you from the time you placed it
im going to be buying double locks very soon, and i am leaning towards stazworks....can you convince me why i should use 6x6?
oh, about how much do those wheels weigh a peice with the inserts and bolts??
nice tires
have you ever had any problems with craftsmanship or service from daniel at usa 6x6??
how long doe sit take for him to get an order out to you from the time you placed it
im going to be buying double locks very soon, and i am leaning towards stazworks....can you convince me why i should use 6x6?
oh, about how much do those wheels weigh a peice with the inserts and bolts??
nice tires
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