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51woodie

05-22-2018 @ 4:53 PM

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Someone, on a previous post, which I can’t find again, made a comment about buying inner tubes of better quality from a supplier, but didn’t state who the supplier was. I have 6:00x16s and will go with bias ply tires. Any help will be appreciated

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05-22-2018 @ 5:55 PM

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I ended up buying mine from a Fram equipment dealer. The tubes from Coker needs inserts for the valve stems because they are smaller in diameter than the hole in the rim. There is two different stem diameters and you want to use the larger. I believe all the tubes are radial ones. Hope this is of some help. Happy motoring.

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05-22-2018 @ 5:56 PM

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05-22-2018 @ 6:03 PM

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Sorry for the repeats, don't know how I Screwed that up

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05-22-2018 @ 6:03 PM

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Sorry for the repeats, don't know how I scr*w*d that up

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05-22-2018 @ 6:14 PM

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Flathead48. I assume you mean farm equipment dealer. Was it Tractor Supply? Are the tires on your car 6:00X16? Do you have a part number?

LarryK

05-23-2018 @ 4:23 AM

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Universal Vintage Tire. 6.00-16 tires and tubes.

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05-23-2018 @ 6:08 AM

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Should have had my coffee first, I bought them from a New Holland dealer but tractor supply may have them also, been using them for years in the 600/16 tires on my 48

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Should have had my coffee first, I bought them from a New Holland dealer but tractor supply may have them also, been using them for years in the 600/16 tires on my 48

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05-23-2018 @ 11:08 AM

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You might also try posting on https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=4 I believe Bratton's has stepped up to get higher quality tubes for the Model A's and can only assume someone will soon cover the later Fords.

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