What's wrong with what you have? One's with the directional tread are hard to find and pricy. I found some 10-00X24 for my 212 but passed because of cost, about $200.00 each.
Frank
You can try a search for antique car tires dealers in Pa.,there is a place around Lancaster PA that carry the tires you need.They carry truck tires along with car tires.I just throw out their catalog about a week ago.I think their name was Caster or somethying like that.Good luck. Mike
I was just looking at some very old tri-rib 7.50x20's today. They were steering tires on a JD 95 combine. Probably every bit of 40 years old!
I think a 4 rib style is shown on the 212 in the parts book.
What's wrong with what you have? One's with the directional tread are hard to find and pricy. I found some 10-00X24 for my 212 but passed because of cost, about $200.00 each.
Frank
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