2ply or 4 ply? the answers seem to be divided. Would like a definite answer
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The tires I received are marked four ply on the side wall. When I mounted them on the wheels they sure felt stiff like four ply tires. The original turf tires I took off have a much lighter casing and are not nearly as heavy. Whatever they are, get a set and you won't be sorry.
1772451
It depends on what size you get. The smaller ones are 2 ply the larger ones are 4. Mine are 2 ply but they are definitely a very heavy tire. Get them, You won't be sorry. These things are awesome.
1946993
The one I have is 3-ply but I believe they have now come out with 5-ply. I have a 3 ply 10" without a cover and a 12" with a cover and I love them both!
2031483
Not sure I think 2 ply but could be wrong. I have used the lawn trailer they are on alot and loaded heavy with top soil. They work fine for me and were cheaper than any others I could find. ship time was two days. They are not for highway use bur work very well on the turf. I am very happy with the purchase.
1591054
I would probably put 3 or 4. Better to put more then less. It depends on how long the box will be stored.
615845
I can't really remember, we use it at work and we are closed for the winter or I would go check for you. However, it seems that I remember it being two ply and the blurb on the description page says two ply, so I would go with that. It is pretty good toilet paper for a public area, much softer than most public restrooms use.
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Its easy but should be done with two ppl due to size...one person could do it but it would be a bit frustrating.
1939549
Personally, double-ply ; ) but it doesn't matter as nothing goes in a 'toilet system'. The bag is a all self contained. Just zip it closed and toss it in the trash.
2022912
I really don't know. I have always used 4 and never thought about using 2. I don't know why you could use just 2 though.
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I went a bit heavy and used 4. You can probably get away with 3 though. Hope this helps! -Derek.
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It's better with 2 for each side. Best is screwing down the base! Which we ended up doing even with 2 weights
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It was a while ago since I bought this. I thought it was folded twice to be "4 ply" then it was rolled up. So I would estimate 2' by 2' by 4'. I think*
1490530
I'm sorry but I haven't tried 4 ply linen thread I have only tried the cotton thread and this thread I have no idea what the difference can be.
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Both are good. It's up to you. In my experience I prefer the 2'' cause I put the batter in 2 pans and I just take them out and they're are my layers (so I have 2 layers of 2'' each) and I don't have to cut a cake in half and then put the filing.On this way I know my layers are even and the same height.But as I said, it's up to you.
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Depends. Taken out of the wrapper and rewound tightly, around 3 x 1. Still inside the wrapper, 3 x 2.
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To J Davis.After responding to your question, I read the reveiws on this tire and according to the people who bought them, They are 2 ply. Not 4 Ply. Hope this helps. Wes
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6 Ply...It was hard to put on cause of the bead is really strong. Great Tires! Recommend installing it with a tire machine.
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Doubling is about right. Depends on how "fluffy" your cake rises during baking. I use two standard boxes of mix, with good results.