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wbergman
PostPosted: Sat Jan 02, 2021 12:27 pm 
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I need to replace the lower tire. There is a wide range of prices on the Internet, so I assume also a wide range of quality. I would appreciate recommendations for a good source.
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Urethane for sure, I used http://www.suffolkmachinery.com on my old 17" Parks saw and was happy. Haven't changed out the rubber tires on the 19" Griz yet.

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Sulfur grove is the manufacturer for many of the urethane tires. Usually cheaper and faster to order direct.

Installation can be tricky. Soaking in hot water helps a lot.


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Guessing the tire is off the machine or the rubber is cracking...
If not you might be able to dress it.

So you need a new one,
Are you getting a pair?
Have you folks ran different tires on each wheel?
Did they have differing cambers?
Can you dress urethane if need be, like you can with rubber ones?

Suppose I might be overcomplicating things, as you can dress the other one to match, if it turned out to be actual problem.


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