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Eric heim

07-01-2006 11:40:07




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I have a case vac that has a 8 32 and a 9.5 32 on the rear are either of them right?




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toomanycases

07-02-2006 22:02:33




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to Eric heim , 07-01-2006 11:40:07  
Hi, to add to the conversation, I just had a 1940 V delivered. It has 9.50 x 32 on the rear wheels and 5.50 on the fronts. Fortunatly I don't have to worry about replacing them on this tractor. One new rear & one new front. All I have to do is figure out which model & year it is. No serial plate. Chuck



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Walt Davies

07-02-2006 22:41:44




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to toomanycases, 07-02-2006 22:02:33  
Look on the left side of the tractor at the connection between the engine and the bell housing the serial number and moldel are stamped there. Walt



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Roger300

07-02-2006 08:44:58




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to Eric heim , 07-01-2006 11:40:07  
Tires here in Maryland are also getting scarce, I just bought two rears, 8 ply, and two front tri-rib, total cost $500. for 13.9X28's The 8 ply's were $199. each, didn't have a choice for lighter tires. I was told Goodyear and others no longer make these kind of tires. Roger



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amo

07-01-2006 18:12:38




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to Eric heim , 07-01-2006 11:40:07  
ACCORDING TO THE CASE VA TRACTORS OPERATORS MANUAL THE VAC REAR TIRE SIZE WAS 9-34 OR 10-34. NONE IN THIS SERIES HAD 32 IN REAR WHEELS.



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martin in DE.

07-01-2006 18:59:22




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to amo, 07-01-2006 18:12:38  
Amo,the early VAC's used 24 and 32" rear tires. the manual you have is for the late VAC's with universal steering. regards martin



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mj

07-01-2006 22:08:20




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to martin in DE., 07-01-2006 18:59:22  
Roger that.



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F-I-T

07-01-2006 19:38:55




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to martin in DE., 07-01-2006 18:59:22  
I thought the 28" tire was the "common" rubber on the VAC's. The two that I have owned had it, the '50 that I have now the one that was bought new by my dad in '49.

Frank



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martin in DE

07-02-2006 00:16:19




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to F-I-T, 07-01-2006 19:38:55  
sorry about the typeo, 28" and 32" on early VAC's. 24" on VAI some VAO and VA.



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Camboted

07-01-2006 16:20:50




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to Eric heim , 07-01-2006 11:40:07  
They are probably both right. I imagine the 8-32 is original and the 9.5-32 is the new replacement size. My 1954 VAC-13 came with 10-34's I had to replace them with 11.2-34 rear tractor tires (old size 10-34)? Finding these sizes can be a challenge, and they are not cheap. With new tubes and fronts I put close to $1000 just into the rubber restoring mine. LOL!



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1031D

07-02-2006 20:07:36




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 Re: case vac rear tire size in reply to Camboted, 07-01-2006 16:20:50  
the difference is that old tires were marked by the "design rim width", where as the new ones are marked by the overall width and rim diameter. So, in 1950, if you had an 11x28" rim, you bought an 11x28" tire, now, if you have an 11x28" rim, you get a 12.4x28" tire, the 12.4 being the overall inflated width of the tire at the sidewall, not the rim width. It's just like putting an 18.4-34 on a 16x34" rim. Some tires are marked "12.4x28 on an 11" rim" right on the sidewall. I sell and install farm tires.

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