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Removing H Rear Rims Tires

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md_650d

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The few rims and tires I have switched have had the clamps and bolts on the front side of the rear center castings

I have a h I am sending to the iron pile the clamps and bolts are on inside. When I remove the bolts and clamps can I wiggle them over the center casting or do I have to pull the Center castings off the axle first?
 
Yes it can be done, but it's not easy. After it's off the wheel, you'll have to let the wheel down a bit so it'll slip over the top of it, slide it down & wiggle & jack the wheel up so the rim slides down. I believe the way you found that tractor was the way they came from the factory. Remember they were shipped with the wheels dished in because they could get more on a rail car that way. Think about it from the assemblers point of view.
 
Ours are dished in to get it down to 30 inch rows. Will not get that narrow otherwise. As for the slipping it over, would be a lot easier if a couple of the brackets were off. And if scraping just get them off and slip it over.
 
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