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Re: Who can do the math? 1955firstseries #1516668 09/10/2023 12:31 AM
Joined: Jan 2019 Posts: 2,242 Nampa, ID Fibonachu Herder of Cats, Goats, and Sheep (moderator)
Fibonachu Herder of Cats, Goats, and Sheep (moderator) Joined: Jan 2019 Posts: 2,242 Nampa, ID	The two stock sizes are 6-16 (28.5" tall) and 6.5-16 (29.9" tall). Based on your original post, I am going to assume you have one of them. If not, post the actual tire size you have (such as 235-75R16) and we can calculate the height from that. 6-16: 2759RPM 6.5-16: 2630RPM From the Rocky Mountains? Check in with the RM Bolters! HiPo Forum Moderator 1958 Task Force Truck "Frank" gets a new lease on life Follow in the DITY Gallery 1959 3200 Task Force The Ballad of Enkidu The Saga in the DITY Gallery ~ and the story continues

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Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/09/2023 11:37 PM
Re: Who can do the math?	Gord&Fran	09/09/2023 11:58 PM
Re: Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/10/2023 12:01 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Fibonachu	09/10/2023 12:22 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Gdads51	09/10/2023 12:25 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Fibonachu	09/10/2023 12:31 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/10/2023 12:43 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/10/2023 12:48 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	bartamos	09/10/2023 1:13 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/10/2023 1:15 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	bartamos	09/10/2023 1:25 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Gdads51	09/10/2023 1:22 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Gdads51	09/10/2023 1:25 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Fibonachu	09/10/2023 1:31 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/10/2023 1:36 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Fibonachu	09/10/2023 1:44 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Mike B	09/10/2023 1:45 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	bartamos	09/10/2023 1:55 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Bill Hanlon	09/10/2023 4:07 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Tronman	09/10/2023 7:05 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	Jethro in Va	09/10/2023 11:04 AM
Re: Who can do the math?	1955firstseries	09/10/2023 12:24 PM

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