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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 71, Issue 3, 15 September 1945, Page 252

(f DUNLOP suggests . } 6 ways to make your Tractor Tyres | alllHMfc last LONGER! Jp BmBIL I WK S JTk Correct inflation pressure is the 'WB| B aHn most important factor in the 'life of v (?%S B Wffl, *> 4 i |||l Uro '- \ ’’m/ tractor tyres. Check pressures w Wfflil* ® '* .-'JgltF> regularly. '' ® Wsi S Wheel-slip is a serious cause of sa tread wearcheck over a distance •SMI T /%iSf and,, if necessary, add more weight «■ to tyres and wheels by use of water lf|KS: few ? ® >ll ' Jaa®* :F ' or extra wheel-weights. V A "SffBF3E. Y- Wg* S . " jsx|L fillMßSia ' o ». you do not house your tractor *. f& * •:. t>W when not in use, cover tyres with v | \ sacks to protect from sun and *'weather. '' /s*?! Inspect tyres regularly for base cuts j§LP and have repairs effected immediate- -■_ ' ':4 \> ■'. /; -X < ‘ ! - ' —otherwise the cord casing may he ruined through moisture. ; woifso ? V $ ?s ® /0b Ensure wheel and tyre flange nuts ■s.'; /'"yfe;.•■V^'A ;-V. '•• •”/ / ■ „ remain tight. Loose nuts will cause S"~~~~' ~ ------ serious damage to your wheels. 1 ■. f DUNLOP HiHiF I When tyre treads are worn smooth 1 / J ™ WSr consult your tyre dealer regardI ing remoulding. . ■ • , ■ 1 '. . • ■ _. '. •... ' ■ ’ ■ . - 'J _ : ' ' '• ’ / ’■' : - r '■■ ■■ '_ '‘. ; ’’, •■ x.• ‘ ' -•_/' ’j*-./-.' .■ -’ ) •'•' ?' \ \.- '' * ' i '' ’<7 •■'.'■ With the compliments of 1•I k I J