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Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires

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dbb62

06-15-2004 14:14:49




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I blew out one of my ancient rear tires (12.4-26) and am having trouble finding 13.6-26 replacements, and figured I'd just buy 2 and bite the bullet.

But, Miller Tire has 13.6-26's listed for $360 each..... ouch! I have been told to have new rims made that will handle larger tires and that I'll save money in the long run. Anyone got any great ideas?




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Fred Milner

06-20-2004 06:06:11




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 Re: Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires in reply to dbb62, 06-15-2004 14:14:49  
I also has an S with tires that are not too good. Let me know what you end up doing. You could post it again when you get it fixed. Thanks.



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D Smoker

06-17-2004 16:54:03




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 Re: Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires in reply to dbb62, 06-15-2004 14:14:49  
There is a 24" rim you can get to change to a 24" diameter tire. I have an SI that has the 24" rims, they look very similiar to 24" truck split rims. You could probably modify them for less that widening the 26" rim and use less expensive 24" tires.



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caseman-d

06-15-2004 19:07:14




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 Re: Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires in reply to dbb62, 06-15-2004 14:14:49  
Didn't see your size listed but you may call this out fit, they have a 800 number.
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DKase

06-15-2004 16:40:56




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 Re: Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires in reply to dbb62, 06-15-2004 14:14:49  
18.4 X 26's are about a dime a dozen off old combines! You might have to widen your rims a little, but it would look kinda neat!



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Tom Railsback

06-16-2004 06:17:09




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 Re: Re: Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires in reply to DKase, 06-15-2004 16:40:56  
THe only problem with using 18.4's is that they rub on your belt pulley. I had to grind off the rivets holding the halves of the pulley together and then split it.



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DKase

06-16-2004 11:17:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Model S 13.6-26 Rear Tires in reply to Tom Railsback, 06-16-2004 06:17:09  
On my DC's I widened the rims to the outside by 6". I have 20.8's on them. That leaves the inside of the tire in the same place as it was with the smaller tires and narrower rims. There is a picture of one of them in the "tractor photos" here on YT.



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