Posted by dave2 on February 07, 2009 at 05:07:42 from (139.139.35.70):
More ?????'s to lessen the damage to my normally muddy areas.my little IHC is almost a match to an 8N in size weight and tire size (+/- a hundred pounds and a couple inches). Anyway, my rear tires are 11.2 by 28 with 10 inch rims and frts 5.5 x 20. I can get up to 16.9 inch wide tires for the back.
Any idea how much I could increase in width and still keep the 10" rims?
would a 5 1/2 " increase cause any problems or be overkill for the size of tractor? Not too much difference in the price between 11.2 and the big ones.
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