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Jd 70 tire size

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GM

07-20-2002 02:03:14




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Heyas,

Just wondering if anyone is around
to give me the rear tire sizes that will fit
a standard jd 70 gas tractor. There is an auction this afternoon with some 20.8x38's. My jd 70 is over at the farm,
so i cant check it

-Greg




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G Taylor

07-21-2002 15:01:39




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 Re: jd 70 tire size in reply to GM, 07-20-2002 02:03:14  
The standard chassis tractor and a rowcrop with a wide front are often confused. The standard 70 had 14-30/16.9x30,15-30/18.4x30 or for rice/western usage 18-26/23.1x26. Rowcrops were equiped with 12-38/13.6x38 or 13-38/14.9x38. 20.8" would be pinched pretty narrow on 12" or 13" wide rims unless they were swapped for 18".



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Jack

07-20-2002 13:44:24




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 Re: jd 70 tire size in reply to GM, 07-20-2002 02:03:14  
My 70 gas rowcrop had 14.9 38's on it originally and looked and performed well with them.I don't know if you are talking about a rowcrop or standard.



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gm

07-20-2002 23:39:18




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 Re: Re: jd 70 tire size in reply to Jack, 07-20-2002 13:44:24  
They turned out to be quite a bit wider,
mine are probably the 13.9. I guess
if I could have gotten them on my tractor
it would have been great though. I didnt
stay to see what they went for.

Everything was going crazy high.
The hay wagons went for $2k to $3k,
as did the baler, haybine... The wagons
looked good but seems like they were getting
close to new prices. The best deal was probably a case 730 for $2800 but it did have a few problems so maybe it was the right price.

-Greg

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Dan

07-20-2002 06:39:25




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 Re: jd 70 tire size in reply to GM, 07-20-2002 02:03:14  
Hey Greg, my 70 standard takes 18.4 - 30. on the rear,same as on the JD 2550.



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