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how do you top cut tires?
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    Posted: 04 Aug 2016 at 9:48pm
Does anybody cut there own? I have some older firestones that have 95% tread, would like to cut them about half way down and taper them back. Can you use a wood planer or something similar? Could grind but that's a lot to grind. Thanks
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Iv used a wood planner to clean up some uneven poor shape tires on a few of my tractors before but never to top cut tires for pulling. But I'm sure it would work the same.
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There's a electric knife made that is specifically made to cut tires. Work good too.
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Old school, good thin sharp butcher knife dipped in diesel fuel and some elbow grease. Cut a tire in 2hrs ,sharpen after a few bars. Crude by today's standards but very effective .
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http://www.millertire.com/categories/tire-supplies/?sort=featured&page=3
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Tires on my 21 were cut with a chainsaw. That's crude but effective lol
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tim'' i have cut lot's of them with a chainsaw also' you haft to be able to run one right''
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