A new style turf tire

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D2Cat

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http://www.pinktractor.com/Fastline/v100/details.aspx?g=462fce6d-2213-495e-bf1a-d3444774a911

 

In Utopia

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Another version.

 

CountryBumkin

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Sort of like this "airless tire" used by military:

 

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fatjay

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I've seen various new kinds, and I don't think they're worth it. My '51 Ferguson and '53 Oliver have the original rubber, and it's still holding out well. I don't think those would last half that long, especially if they're sitting stationary for any period of time.

 

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The local rental yard has those style tires for skid steer for sale. I can't remember the price, but when I asked I was "in wonderment"!

 

Wild and Free

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They are called a "Tweel" an airless tire from Michelin, have been around for many years but are expensive.
http://michelintweel.com/

 

CountryBumkin

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Cool.
Kinda hard to "fill" the tires though.