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Rear Wheels

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Old Joe

12-28-2003 13:22:26




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Can anyone tell me if there is a difference in 9 bolt steel rear wheels for different tractor manufactures, example: Will an Oliver 9 bolt wheel fit on a John Deere 9 bolt hub. Thanks in advance because I'm looking to put a set of steel wheels on my JD 70 tractor.
Old Joe




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farmall

12-28-2003 14:16:02




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 Re: Rear Wheels in reply to Old Joe, 12-28-2003 13:22:26  
9 bolts are all the same bolt pattern and center pilot diameter. Hope this helps.



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Old Joe

12-28-2003 14:34:03




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 Re: Re: Rear Wheels in reply to farmall, 12-28-2003 14:16:02  
Thanks Farmall, that sure helps. Are there any differences in the back set or dish or anything else I should know about besides wheel width and diameter? I was told I could loose about 700lbs by going to steel wheels.
Thanks Old Joe



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720Deere

12-28-2003 15:55:26




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 Re: Re: Re: Rear Wheels in reply to Old Joe, 12-28-2003 14:34:03  
Old Joe,

Your 70 should have the F1500R cast wheel center. If that is the case, you will not lose anywhere close to 700 lbs. Those F1500Rs weigh in around 300 lbs each. Deere lists a shipping weight of 122 lbs, but I can tell you from experience it is closer to 250 - 300 lbs. The pressed steel wheel will be a good bit lighter as far as the centers are concerned, but unless you use a weld on hub those adjustable hubs will weigh probably over 100 lbs each. I would think that a reasonable expectation would be closer to 400 lbs max. This is just a guess from handling these different pieces. Maybe somebody can chime in that has some exact weights for you.

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Wisconsin 88

12-28-2003 14:38:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Rear Wheels in reply to Old Joe, 12-28-2003 14:34:03  
I don't think you'll loose quite 700, but if you get the lighter pressed steel, "there are some that are lighter than others" and depending how heavy a center a 70 has (I don't know, don't claim to) you will defintely loose a few hundred lbs, like I said though, few factors involved, good luck!



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