Tractor Tires

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giowest

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Anyone know where to get tractor tires for really old tractors?, 68R/T?, My brother in law has a 1939 Ford 9N tractor and it needs front and rear tires.
932 rears tires

419 front.

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The ford N series, believe it or not, are a staple among small family farms. should be as easy as a phone call to the nearest tire conglomerate of the week.
 
I dunno but do please tell your bro-in law to pick up one of the fancey roll bars for his 9N like the newer tractors have. I hate them tractors!
 
Gio, you should be able to get then from the Co op in Brighton. I got mine from Brewer(TDS) tire in Commerce city.
 
'Round these parts the "old" tractors are still in daily use. I could probably find any size you need within 20 miles, but I'm not gonna ship. :dgt:

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I can get 'em for ya if you don't mind making the drive here to get them. :D

You should have no problem finding them locally............
 
We can get them through work. E-mail or P.M. me. I would guess any good tire store would have excess to them. That is a steer tire for a small tractor like a ford 9n or 8n we sell them and the tubes every week.
 
Thanks guys, it's a 9.5 x 32. I found one place called miller tire in ohio that has the Firestone replacement for $325.00 Ea[smilie=f:Does that sound right?.

The fronts we found localy for only $63.00 each so no heart burn there.
 
pigpen said:
I dunno but do please tell your bro-in law to pick up one of the fancey roll bars for his 9N like the newer tractors have. I hate them tractors!
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He said this one has only scared him once so he only brings it out in the winter for snow moving, slow and straight stuff only he say's:)
 
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