Is this a 2 ply or a 4 ply?
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20X10.0-8 4 PLY SUPER LUG TIRENHS- Non-Highway ServiceMax loading: 1190 lbs
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Mine are 18X9.50-8 and stamped 2 Ply, since the tires they are replacing are also 2 Ply, I am guessing they will be fine.
944927
you will get 2" I believe The box I ordered was 4" and it is actually 4" across
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.
1088460
For me the 2" wasn't enough material to support me. I got 4" & it's perfect!
1809452
6 Ply...It was hard to put on cause of the bead is really strong. Great Tires! Recommend installing it with a tire machine.
2112274
I would say its 2"x2" I don't have it in front of me but we used it for protection for a generator run-in test bench. works great.
1671907
I don't know the ply but I will say I love the look, I like the drive but they knocked off about 4 miles to the gallon from my stock tires
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It is 4. They are very nice and simple to put together. I am very happy with mine and have had them awhile. No complaints!
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The 2-Ply means: when the tire is constructed the manufacturer lays down two different slabs of rubber.The first Ply can be made up of a combination of rubber and fiberglass or steel threads to give it strength and stability.The 2nd Ply is what the outside of the tire is made of; the rubber and tread that you see. A 2-Plytire is much stronger and will last much longer than a single Ply (1-Ply). It is worth the little extra you maypay for the 2-Ply. I hope this answer helps. - David
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There are three plies. The inner core is a bit thicker than the outside veneers, however the outside layers are still pretty thick. If I had to guess I'd say they are .8mm, 1.4mm, and .8mm.
146393
It is 2" of foam + another 2" of the down alternative. Once it is unboxed and layed out for 2 days it will be 4" thick and ready to use.
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The outside plastic overwrap says 208 1-ply sheets per roll. But they must be pretty thick single ply; it's not thin or harsh. The manufacturer has changed the name over the years, adding Ripples and such nonsense, but I think their 2-ply version has always had "Ultra" in its name and featured purple in the package design. Our family has always liked the non-Ultra variety.
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It is 1 ply but you will not find a better one that is safe to use in the rv system. If you buy the 48 roll packs it is a lot cheaper. Hope this helps
1754136
There posts are small about a 1/2 inch each so you would need 4 to make one 2 " post.
1209732
Mine was a 3/4 weight but handles a 5 wt line nicely. A 4wt line would work nice also.
827627
Hello.This is the Standard Load 4-ply. The Load Range E 10-ply is available as well. That part number is 200-830.Thank you,BWT
1690485
I don't know. I don't have the triple-ply 13 piece considerply (sic) $$ set to compare.