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dozeydustman Rank: Talbot Matra Rancho

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35 minutes ago, Dick Longbridge said:

Pair of new tyres here. Too fruity on price I assume? 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154097232004

Same chap is selling singles at £60

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BKT-TF-9090-6-00-16-3-Rib-Tyre-New/154097256972?hash=item23e0e98a0c:g:vvAAAOSwmoxfaMsg

You'd still need £20 for a tube though. Whacking another tube in might give you a bit of respite but no guarantee any frayed plies are not going to damage it

 

Doing some googlage u-pull-it have a tractors section https://www.u-pull-it.co.uk/agricultural-commercial

also http://www.tractorbreakers.com/content/large-selection-wheels-and-tyres

Might be worth contacting one of those see how much to have a tyre delivered.

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richardmorris Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

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1 hour ago, Six-cylinder said:

That does seem a good price but I would still would rather go second-hand and cheap.

They will last another forty years though!

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richardmorris Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

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20 minutes ago, hairnet said:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/6-00-9-600x9-DELI-10-Ply-TRAILER-CARAVAN-STATIC-MOBILE-HOME-TYRES-TUBES/324102549547?hash=item4b7604702b:g:22AAAOSwcIxea9oD

no second hand ones.........but this is the cheapest if you dont need ribbed (fnarr)

 

It won’t match the other one though!

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Six-cylinder Rank: Talbot Tagora

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4 minutes ago, camryv6 said:

@Six-cylinderDon't trust anyone on here to find you a tyre 🤣

Nor me!

We have owned the JCB for more that 12 years but never had to do much with the tyres except add a bit of air every couple of years. I have no experience of buying tyres for plant at all.

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DSdriver Rank: Lancia Gamma

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4 hours ago, Six-cylinder said:

A long shot, but we need a 9.00 - 16 10 ply tyre.

Our JCB has burst a hole in the side wall of a front tyre.

New Tyres are hundreds of pounds and all we do is move a around our field and maybe the odd lap by a shiter. It is going to have to be second-hand one.

 

 

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What about second hand aircraft tyres - they have to be replaced regularly for safety reasons. I have no idea about a size match but it is the route boatyards go on their straddle carriers.

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AnthonyG Rank: Lancia Gamma

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Like Saabnut’s mentioned, the most likely source for a s/h tyre would be a collective machinery sale (most rural auctioneers will have at least one a month - in normal times that is) or somewhere that breaks old plant/agricultural machinery.  Given the current restrictions the latter is probably your best bet. 

Do you know anyone into vintage tractors etc?  They might know of likely sources - or of a local farm with dead stuff lying around.

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Mrs6C Rank: Lancia Gamma

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40 minutes ago, AnthonyG said:

Do you know anyone into vintage tractors etc?  They might know of likely sources - or of a local farm with dead stuff lying around.

We do belong to the local vintage tractor club and one of their members helps look after our yellow plant (he was the one who got the small dumper going again) so he would be a good starting point...

It may be able to repaired with a patch on the inside, though an inner tube would be a good option also. Those tyres often used an inner tube. Ours might even have one in place that has failed...

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beko1987 Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

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I guess part of the issue is by the time you've paid someone with the right kit to come to the fod and pop a wheel and tyre off to inspect your only another half hours labour to just fit new ones there and then... 

Would it be cheaper to buy a whole other jcb and pinch it's wheels and scrap the rest? Or does it not scale up like that... 

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Six-cylinder Rank: Talbot Tagora

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There is a second-hand tyre and tube in Bishop Auckland that looks like it would do the job and if it was local and would go to see it and buy if it looked ok.

Anybody able to check this out for me in Bishop Auckland and store until we can arrange a shitely move?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/900-x-16-Tyre-JCB-Tractor-3-rib-Tyre-9-00-x-16-and-tube/133541914688?hash=item1f17b7e840:g:NJ4AAOSwz0xfgINu

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Six-cylinder Rank: Talbot Tagora

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38 minutes ago, DSdriver said:

Hydraulics are already there so convert suspension to Citroen and run it on three wheels @dollywobbler

While hanging 850 Kg off the back bucket at full stretch I can get both front wheels off the ground!

If only the rear brakes that are independent worked I could steer as well!

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loserone Rank: Matra Rancho towing a Tagora

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I have bishop auckland in my address, but I've no idea what I'm looking at.  Happy to head over and store assuming it'll fit in a 205

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