Bob21 Martin
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I have an 806 with standard rims and 18.4/34 tires. I found a couple 16.9/34 tires on spin outs. Will those directly interchange or is there additional hard ware needed?
Thanks a lot, Bob
Thanks a lot, Bob
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BarnyardEngineering
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The whole wheel hub is different.
You could put the tires on the standard rims without too much trouble but you would probably not be happy with the performance. Like putting baby legs on an NFL lineman.
You could put the tires on the standard rims without too much trouble but you would probably not be happy with the performance. Like putting baby legs on an NFL lineman.
Bob21 Martin
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OK thanks a lot. I've never worked with those to know.
fastfarmall
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Is this a field working tractor, if it is, u will like 18.4x38's.u maybe can buy used rims and centers from a salvage yard !
Bob21 Martin
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I use it more for hay than anything. Usually discing and deep subsoiling with a single shank are about the only heavy things I do.
I could probably get by with the 16.9s, but I haven't heard back from the guy with the rims on the type they are. From the pics it kinda looks like spin outs.
But thanks for the responses from the both of you. I can't tell you how many times I come to this forum to keep my farm stuff going.
Appreciate it, Bob
I could probably get by with the 16.9s, but I haven't heard back from the guy with the rims on the type they are. From the pics it kinda looks like spin outs.
But thanks for the responses from the both of you. I can't tell you how many times I come to this forum to keep my farm stuff going.
Appreciate it, Bob
PartsRaven
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I would agree with what the other guys said, that you would need to change cast wheel hubs and all. The only other thing that I'd add is that if the rims ever need replaced the power adjust (spin out) rims are almost twice as expensive than the standard double bevels.
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