Technical and sales lit on various road gear and municipal supplies for winter, tire chains, traction wheels, defrosters, hazard lights, flares, you name it.

Grew up down the street from the Linn tractor plant, where many relatives and neighbors once worked, and next door to a Linn/Frink Sno-plow/Walter truck agency. I do free look ups of serial numbers, photographic recognition and advise on any Linn related questions you might have, and generally like to locate/excavate/photograph/identify old iron for fun.

Before they had big low pressure pnuematic tires your options with hard rubber tires was rather limited to tire chains, these illustrations of substitute or add-on wheels from a 1920 Dykes Encylepedia are probably even older, and EXTREMELY rare although they must have discarded and buried some out there someplace?

Grew up down the street from the Linn tractor plant, where many relatives and neighbors once worked, and next door to a Linn/Frink Sno-plow/Walter truck agency. I do free look ups of serial numbers, photographic recognition and advise on any Linn related questions you might have, and generally like to locate/excavate/photograph/identify old iron for fun.