tires for atvpulls

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rascalsweet

Discussion Starter · Sep 9, 2005

They did an atv pull this year at the county fair. I seen it, I'm planing try it next year. Trying to figure out what size and kind of tires I'll need. The pull tract is red clay hard pack, and they dampen it to keep dust down.
pretty neat to see, they had a couple rincons set up with the double tire set up. and another one that had nitrous on it, not sure what it was supposed to do. nothing to could get enouph traction to need more power.

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bnjeep

· #2 · Sep 9, 2005

Not sure on that one, never rode clay. I would say that you would want a tire that would spin pretty good but yet bite pretty good, maybe 589's or mudbugs or something. I would think that outlaws or similar would to aggresive.

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REDDOG

· #3 · Sep 9, 2005

QUOTE ("rascalsweet":3h1ws7hd)

They did an atv pull this year at the county fair. I seen it, I'm planing try it next year. Trying to figure out what size and kind of tires I'll need. The pull tract is red clay hard pack, and they dampen it to keep dust down.
pretty neat to see, they had a couple rincons set up with the double tire set up. and another one that had nitrous on it, not sure what it was supposed to do. nothing to could get enouph traction to need more power.

Okay here you go. <a href="http://www.midwestsupercub.net/tires_wheels.htm" target="_blank">http://www.midwestsupercub.net/tires_wheels.htm</a>

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bnjeep

· #4 · Sep 9, 2005

That looks like the perfect tire, what size are those.

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bnjeep

· #5 · Sep 9, 2005

nevermind, holy sh1t $600 for a pair of 26's that is crazy

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Truegrit

· #6 · Sep 9, 2005

Thats a pretty specific and purpose built tire, thats why its a bit pricey.

I think Interco makes sled pulling tires as well. I know there is another out there but I can't remember the name.

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REDDOG

· #7 · Sep 10, 2005

Those tires are for garden tractor pulling. Just google it and you might find them cheeper or used.

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rascalsweet

Discussion Starter · #8 · Sep 12, 2005

sweet thank you.

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lifted450es

· #9 · Oct 1, 2005

double post

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lifted450es

· #10 · Oct 1, 2005

QUOTE ("REDDOG":ssawc6cm)

QUOTE ("rascalsweet":ssawc6cm)

They did an atv pull this year at the county fair. I seen it, I'm planing try it next year. Trying to figure out what size and kind of tires I'll need. The pull tract is red clay hard pack, and they dampen it to keep dust down.
pretty neat to see, they had a couple rincons set up with the double tire set up. and another one that had nitrous on it, not sure what it was supposed to do. nothing to could get enouph traction to need more power.

Okay here you go. <a href="http://www.midwestsupercub.net/tires_wheels.htm" target="_blank">http://www.midwestsupercub.net/tires_wheels.htm</a>

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your not gonna be able to spin them fast enough to do anything. those tires are built for high speed high rpm tractors, not your ol mans 14 horsepower craftsman.....

i have a ariens 16hp altered stock tractor i pull with. heres a picture of it. im running 23x10.50 carlisle super lugs with 40 ounces of fluid in each tire.

you can get the tires from midwest super cub but if you got the power to get up to speed, its gonna start hopping and the only thing thats gonna make a full pull is parts off the fourwheeler when you start hopping.

i'd strongly suggest super swamper tsls not vampires with the shortest and widest side you can get. another good tire is the vampire asx. 26x13 on all 4 and if you have the power, you'll outpull everything at the track.

<a href="http://community.webshots.com/album/382939108bNJiAe" target="_blank">http://community.webshots.com/album/382939108bNJiAe</a>

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rascalsweet

Discussion Starter · #11 · Oct 1, 2005

good point,

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Truegrit

· #12 · Oct 2, 2005

Where's the mowing deck on that thing?

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