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bushwacker

11-08-2006 18:22:27




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was wondering if 13.4 x 28 tire would fit rear wheel of my tea-20,i think i have a 12x28 on now will check for sure when i go to the woods where the tractor is this weekend.




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HowieNJ

11-10-2006 14:20:29




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 Re: tires in reply to bushwacker, 11-08-2006 18:22:27  
i have 13" tires on one of my 8n's bought brand new from tucker tire. they work just fine but to do it again i wouldn't do it (wast of money). they should go on 12" rim's to work properly.



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bushwacker

11-09-2006 16:34:06




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 Re: tires in reply to bushwacker, 11-08-2006 18:22:27  
thanks for the advice guys, i guess i will try it on and see what it looks like it looks like that is the way to know for sure.Once again great advice on this site.



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Jim in oH

11-09-2006 14:41:24




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 Re: tires in reply to bushwacker, 11-08-2006 18:22:27  
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Old and new tire sizes are not equivalent. This chart came from Miller tire (link below) and no affiliation or recommendations about them either, just using the info.. JIm

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phil(va)

11-09-2006 10:12:34




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 Re: tires in reply to bushwacker, 11-08-2006 18:22:27  
Check clearance with fenders. Even if it works you may find when you put your hand on the edge of your fender that the tire bumps your hand, or debris from the tire bumps your hand, which could be dangerous.



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Jim W

11-09-2006 12:42:44




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 Re: tires in reply to phil(va), 11-09-2006 10:12:34  
That's getting pretty wide. I think they were originally 10.x or 11.2 or so. I have 12.something on mine and they're OK, but 13 may be tight. If they will go on the rims, you could move the rims farther out to make more room between the tire and the fender.
Jim



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