16.9-24 vs 16.9-28 for Kubota M6040
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Farmer495
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2wd...easy yes.
4wd...what is your front tire size? The op manual should have allowable combinations. You may or may not have to change your front tires to match.
4wd...what is your front tire size? The op manual should have allowable combinations. You may or may not have to change your front tires to match.
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Rims and tires could probably be found, but my question is "why"?
If you have a source for the smaller tire already mounted on a rim, then measure them and see if they will fit. If you need to drop size for another reason, it can probably be done, but won't be cheap. The cost of the rims to match your tires will probably surprise you.
David from jax
If you have a source for the smaller tire already mounted on a rim, then measure them and see if they will fit. If you need to drop size for another reason, it can probably be done, but won't be cheap. The cost of the rims to match your tires will probably surprise you.
David from jax
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keep in mind those taller tires will change your gearing making your ground speed much faster.
Certain applications makes this a disaster.
Us poultry growers & vegetable farmers needs ground speed well under 1mph to do the job.
IF you have hills : it’ll kill your power a lot too.
The shorter the tire the BETTER for All of my applications
Certain applications makes this a disaster.
Us poultry growers & vegetable farmers needs ground speed well under 1mph to do the job.
IF you have hills : it’ll kill your power a lot too.
The shorter the tire the BETTER for All of my applications
