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It gets so many flats because the tires are worn out

They are repaired like a bicycle tire, only much more difficult to get on and off the rim. I have become a lot more proficient at doing this than I ever wanted to.

A new tire is about 50.00, but I'm stubborn and don't want to put any more money into a worn out lawn mower, I found a used set of wheels in decent condition for 30.00, but the wheels are different, and I have to swap them.

I have used the either trick  

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I have plugged the tubeless tractor tires just like I plug car and truck tires but when I tried to change the back lawn tires to tractor lug tires I couldn’t get them off the rims so I took them to the tire shop where I buy tires and they mounted both tires in five minutes and charged me $7.00

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5 minutes ago, Longjohn said:

I have plugged the tubeless tractor tires just like I plug car and truck tires but when I tried to change the back lawn tires to tractor lug tires I couldn’t get them off the rims so I took them to the tire shop where I buy tires and they mounted both tires in five minutes and charged me $7.00

I should have gone to a tire shop

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