DAMAGE DUE TO REAR WHEEL SPACERS

[310-510]

Has anyone used spacers along with load tires ? on a BX

Yes, I use the spacers with foamed tires, lots of hours, on my second set of foamed front tires, ready for a second set of foamed rear tires, and not problems Still a very good addition to my BX24.

 

[Kayakin2]

I successfully have been using the Bro-Tek rear wheel spacers for several years with no issues. My sloped hill-side ground makes my Kubota BX-25 much safer!

 

[whatever1]

I successfully have been using the Bro-Tek rear wheel spacers for several years with no issues. My sloped hill-side ground makes my Kubota BX-25 much safer!

Are your rear tires loaded ?

 

[whatever1]

Yes, I use the spacers with foamed tires, lots of hours, on my second set of foamed front tires, ready for a second set of foamed rear tires, and not problems Still a very good addition to my BX24.

Are foamed tires as heavy a ones with rim guard (beet juice) ?

 

[4570Man]

Are foamed tires as heavy a ones with rim guard (beet juice) ?

Probably heavier.

 

[2458n]

NO wheel spacers on the front end with 4x4. No reversing front wheel rims. Bearings can not take the loads. Tractor will be more stable - setting in the garage with a broken front end.

 

[Kayakin2]

Yes, Foam Loaded Rear tires and 1000+ Hours with no issues!

 

[repete]

NO wheel spacers on the front end with 4x4. No reversing front wheel rims. Bearings can not take the loads. Tractor will be more stable - setting in the garage with a broken front end.

I found that out the expensive way as well. After maybe $1000 in repairs, I set the wheels back to narrow centered over the bearings and have never had an issue since.

 

[310-510]

Are foamed tires as heavy a ones with rim guard (beet juice) ?

My front tires on the BX24 take 44 pounds of foam each. It has been so long that I don't remember how much foam went in the rear tires.