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2150 fwa

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Derek Vonderhaa

08-03-2003 17:28:03




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What should the tire sizes on this thing be? Right now it has 18.4-38's on the back and16.9-24 on the front and it seem to push the front wheels. Should we have taller tires on the front or shorter in the back? Thanks Derek
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dtrill

08-12-2006 14:06:28




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 Re: 2150 fwa in reply to Derek Vonderhaar, 08-03-2003 17:28:03  
I have a 2650 rear tyres are 16.9x34 and 12.4x28. considerably smaller rear size than your smaller tractor. My tyre ratio is 1:1.26 . I'm trying to find out what the box ratio is so I can put 18.4x34 on the rear and suitable on the front. Tyre sales people have a book giving you rolling diametres of all sizes.



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Dsl

08-04-2003 16:44:12




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 Re: 2150 fwa in reply to Derek Vonderhaar, 08-03-2003 17:28:03  
Mine has 14.9x24 fronts and 23.1x34 rears. No piling up or pawing.



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Shep VA

08-04-2003 05:45:20




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 Re: 2150 fwa in reply to Derek Vonderhaar, 08-03-2003 17:28:03  
Yes, you have something wrong with your tire sizes. I would have to look to see what sizes are on my 2150 but you can put different size tires on the tractor but they need to be the same brand and have the correct ratio front to back.

I think my tractor has 23.something 34s on the back and the 16.9 x 24 sounds right for the front, but I would have to look to make sure.



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IanC

08-03-2003 18:46:43




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 Re: 2150 fwa in reply to Derek Vonderhaar, 08-03-2003 17:28:03  
Front wheels should actually be 1% to 3% faster than the rear. There should be a chart in the oprtators manual.



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