1968 CASE 580 CK TRACTOR "TIRE SIZES" (VIEWER REQUEST)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- In this short video, I answer a viewer's request and locate the tire sizes on a 1968 Case 580 CK Tractor. These tires of mine are finished! I'll be shopping for some myself. Come along and see what I found...
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One of mine is a 7.50-16, the other is a 275 75X16 or something close to that. Just a regular car/light truck tire. I wasn't sure which to go with so this is a big help. I found 7.50-16 tires with an E load rating. 10 ply or some such. Thanks! Also you might look around for used tires for the rear end. My rears are really haggard as well but I'll run them until they fail catastrophically. I have a possible line on "decent" used rear tires for $200 a pair where normally I think it'd be close to a grand.
Much better than the tires on my 580ck, but the tubes still hold air
These will be changed because they probably aren't even safe for working around the yard.
Tell me about your 580ck.
@@EverydayProjects mine starts and digs. 67 580ck. Cleared and leveled about 3/4 of an acre. Moved around 1500yds of fill and 200 of screened soil. I just did all of the maintenance and some cylinders that were leaking, not bad but enough to make me do it. Plus I moved my lathe from my garage to the shed I built on the new flat land and left a few spots in my driveway so figured it was time
@@richharr Sounds like a nice machine. You can see mine is in tough shape, having been abandoned in the bush for years before i dragged it out. Slowly moving it to a time for startup.