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Re: Tire size on JD running gear


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Posted by Leroy on September 29, 2012 at 07:00:40 from (69.88.205.38):

In Reply to: Re: Tire size on JD running gear posted by Leroy on September 29, 2012 at 06:27:16:

Forgot to include that the orignal factory wheels were 5" wide rims and the 6:70, 7:10 or 7:60 and even the 8:00-8:20 tire would work on them as well. Your smaller tires are equal to the 7:10 while the larger are equal to the 8:20 and your pressent tires are probably in those passenger car size are 4 ply rated. You can buy a 7:60 in either a 6 or 8 ply rated for same money as the 9.5 L tire and they will carry the same loads, just the 9.5 will have a bit more flotation in soft muddy ground but they the extra width if you are sinking in will pull harder pushing the extra mud ahead of them. If you go with those flotation type tires you need at least a 6" or for some mentioned a 7" wide rim so unless it already has the aftermarket wide rims on you would also need to buy new rims as well as the tires to go with the flotation type of tire. Me a 7:00 X 15 light truck tire that is the same size as the 7:60 x 15 implement is what I used on both the 953 and 963 gears.


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