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Case S rear tire solution

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dbb62

08-06-2004 10:59:18




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S restorers - what did you do for rear tires? Mine came new with 12.4-26's and I have struck out after finding one good used one. I want to keep the tractor original, but guess I will have to go to 12.4-28's as no one makes the 12.4-26 anymore. Let me know if you have other ideas.

Also, I want to pass on this website and recommend you contact Dick if you're looking for tires:>Link

Hopefully someone out there can help me.

Thanks,
Doug Beck - Kansas City area

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Neal

08-09-2004 07:11:46




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to dbb62, 08-06-2004 10:59:18  
I just finished restoring my S (except for the water pump that just went out). I got a pair of 13.6 X 26 from Dennis Polks last summer. They charged me 150 for the pair. I to was looking for the 12.4 X 26 but they are not available and very hard to find. The 26 rear tires were used on S and D's. They also can be found on some JD AR or Br's.

By the way, the 13.6 X 26 fit just fine on my orginal rims and look pretty good too. You will just need to watch the clearance on your fenders. It will be close but should work just fine.

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dbb62

08-09-2004 07:45:31




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to Neal, 08-09-2004 07:11:46  
Thanks to everyone for input.



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C. Amick

08-06-2004 13:46:39




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to dbb62, 08-06-2004 10:59:18  
Is 12.4 x 26 the new tire size designation or the old one? The 11.2 x 38 for example replaced the old 10 x 38. I noticed Miller Tire has 13.6 x 26's. The new size designations reflect the tire width at its widest point. How wide are your rims?



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dbb62

08-06-2004 20:01:25




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to C. Amick, 08-06-2004 13:46:39  
The 12.4-26 replaced the "old" 11-26. The rims are 11" wide at the bead and are original equipment as per the parts manual. The 13.6-26 fit a 12" rim and replace the "old" 12-26, but they are also rare and run $350 each plus shipping. Miller tire was willing to ship me two of them for just under $1000. Of course I don't have $1000, or rims that will accomodate the wider tire. I can buy used either wider (12") or taller (28") rims from a local machine shop for about $50 each. But I am trying to stay with the original equipment if possible.

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DCTOM

08-06-2004 12:07:41




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to dbb62, 08-06-2004 10:59:18  
LOTS OF OLDER COMBINE'S USED 26" TIRES MAYBE AT WORTHINGTONS COMBINE SALVAGE YOU COULD FIND A GOOD ONE OR TWO CTOM



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dbb62

08-06-2004 12:46:09




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to DCTOM, 08-06-2004 12:07:41  
Thanks, but I don"t know who they are or where they are, so will need more information if you have it.



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DCTOM

08-06-2004 17:21:30




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 Re: Case S rear tire solution in reply to dbb62, 08-06-2004 12:46:09  
THERE IS ONE IN MINNISOTA AND ONE HERE IN INDIANA,BUT IDONT HAVE THEIR NUMBER,, THE OTHER GENTLEMAN THAT POSTED ABOUT 13.6 26 WOULD WORK ON YOUR S JUST FINE ALSO TOM



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