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<blockquote data-quote="ossagp" data-source="post: 211262" data-attributes="member: 1650"><p>lots of wheels around to put the 15's on "sloppy". I am looking at putting a disk brake rearend on one of the ford half tons, if I do I may have to quit using the centerlines on it now (15's). If I tow the snow machine trailer with it (20 foot enclosed box) with 3-4 sleds in it, it makes me glad it is a manual trans, as the brakes take a heck of a beating now.</p><p></p><p>If i was going to do rock work with that bronco it would get tall and fat tires too, and again, more rubber between the rim and the dirt/rock is better for coming home with the same air you left with. I am starting to like tubes again too, after rolling one off the rim recently because I wanted to run some silly low pressures (14 lbs, 35 inch tires that look more at home on a tractor).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ossagp, post: 211262, member: 1650"] lots of wheels around to put the 15's on "sloppy". I am looking at putting a disk brake rearend on one of the ford half tons, if I do I may have to quit using the centerlines on it now (15's). If I tow the snow machine trailer with it (20 foot enclosed box) with 3-4 sleds in it, it makes me glad it is a manual trans, as the brakes take a heck of a beating now. If i was going to do rock work with that bronco it would get tall and fat tires too, and again, more rubber between the rim and the dirt/rock is better for coming home with the same air you left with. I am starting to like tubes again too, after rolling one off the rim recently because I wanted to run some silly low pressures (14 lbs, 35 inch tires that look more at home on a tractor). [/QUOTE]
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