jeswinehart
08-02-2012, 10:54 PM
I bought a pair of Kendra front Max 22x11x10 tires about 2 and a half years ago because they matched the rear tire of a build I was working on during the winter. Liked the looks of them enough that I decided i would buy a pair of them. I simply like the FAT arse tire on 84/'85 T-3.
They came and one was wadded up inside the other,,,, most likely to save shipping size (?),, I ended up using the company crane truck to separate by placing down rigger on one and using the 6 ton crane hook on the inner tire to separate.
Used the outside tire on the white Tecate build and stashed the other.
Getting back to current time: Located the "inner tire" for my black build, only to find it is so deformed to be deemed unusable but gave it a go anyway.
All I can think of is the151823151824151825151826151827 operator pulling tires that day had some machine to wad one into another and done so right after pulling from mold or in other words,,, before the rubber tires had a chance to full cure
yeah, I know a little bit about that "full" cure with rubber + plastics
I do like that front tire enough to buy another and take the 2nd. inner " up the tail pipe" so just a word of caution that if any of you folks may purchase a set of rears or fronts and if they appear to be like Siamese twins, married together or simply rolled one into the other, check the inner over very very close.
john
They came and one was wadded up inside the other,,,, most likely to save shipping size (?),, I ended up using the company crane truck to separate by placing down rigger on one and using the 6 ton crane hook on the inner tire to separate.
Used the outside tire on the white Tecate build and stashed the other.
Getting back to current time: Located the "inner tire" for my black build, only to find it is so deformed to be deemed unusable but gave it a go anyway.
All I can think of is the151823151824151825151826151827 operator pulling tires that day had some machine to wad one into another and done so right after pulling from mold or in other words,,, before the rubber tires had a chance to full cure
yeah, I know a little bit about that "full" cure with rubber + plastics
I do like that front tire enough to buy another and take the 2nd. inner " up the tail pipe" so just a word of caution that if any of you folks may purchase a set of rears or fronts and if they appear to be like Siamese twins, married together or simply rolled one into the other, check the inner over very very close.
john