b2650 almost rolled need front wheel spacers
- Thread starter rrasi
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goeduck
Super Star Member
I contacted Bro-tek, they are going to do a custom set of spacers for me on a tractor they do not have listed. I am going to do the fronts as well, just to keep the tires in line.
On a related subject, you can fill tires with fluid without a special pump and tools if the sidewalls collapse when you let the air out.
On a related subject, you can fill tires with fluid without a special pump and tools if the sidewalls collapse when you let the air out.
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alexinPA
Silver Member
Like I said, if you swap them (put left tire on right side and right on left) both tires running in required direction
goeduck
Super Star Member
I looked again at my front wheels, and I can get a few more inches by just flipping them inside out so I will skip the front spacers. The stems will be inside but I can live with that. I will put the spacers on the rears for sure for stability.
alexinPA
Silver Member
That's what i did just to fit snow chains. If you flip front wheels change the sides to keep direction of rotation as arrow shows
goeduck
Super Star Member
I contacted Bro-tek for a special quote for spacers on Aug 15. A Richard jumped right on it on Aug 16 and I gave him all of the information needed the same day. Then a question or two, then dead silence, even after a couple of follow-up/reminder emails from me to him. Today I forwarded the email string to their general sales email to see what is going on. We'll see what they come back with.
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goeduck
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Anyone use a wheel spacer to change bolt patterns? In other words, the inside pattern would match the existing hubs, but the outside pattern would be something more standard. I have an old 1980s Japanese bulletproof tractor that I want more stability on. Custom spacer for sure.