I really don't think they are. Miller tire only lists a traction implement tire in 7.50x24, and nothing else. We've got a rim for a fox chopper that is supposed to have a 10.00x24, but nobody can find one to put on it. We had a new tube put in the old one and it went flat again in short time. I managed to find 2 7.50x24 tires w/ rims for cheap, but one now leaks and the other blew out when I was chopping 2 weeks ago, leaving a crater in the field.
The best way to go is to go to a 20" rim. Dad got a retread 10.00x20 cargo trailer tire for $100 plus tube and mount. A used truck tire was still around $60-$70.
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