Can my ISEKI wheels be reversed?

[amanda11270]

On my H1502 the rear wheel width is slightly more than the front, can these wheels be reversed to make the tractor thinner? The reason I ask is my blower is about the width of the front wheels, but with the rear wheels sticking out it creates a small area on each edge of my driveway that is like a hump where the rear tires just compact the snow. If I reversed them the tires actually appear that they would be close to the width of the fronts, IF its possilbe, anyone know this?

 

[/pine]

My experience is that with the valve stems on the inside...they are set at the narrower position...may be different for your tractor?

it looks like your axle hubs can be adjusted in some though...

 

[fxrs55]

Here is a diagram for my TX1300F showing the different wheel settings.
My rear hubs are different than yours. It looks like yours are
set at their widest setting. you should be able to turn yours
so the valve stem is on the outside to narrow the width of
the rear tires. Be aware that doing this will narrow the
rear track and make tractor a little easier to roll over!

 

[the old grind]

The disc-center wheels should fit ok reversed if there's nothing special about lug nut/bolt holes on either face. The diff could be as much as 2"/side. You may only have to try reversing one to see if the lift arms, fenders, etc will clear in the other orientation.

 

[NHmitch]

On my H1502 the rear wheel width is slightly more than the front, can these wheels be reversed to make the tractor thinner? The reason I ask is my blower is about the width of the front wheels, but with the rear wheels sticking out it creates a small area on each edge of my driveway that is like a hump where the rear tires just compact the snow. If I reversed them the tires actually appear that they would be close to the width of the fronts, IF its possilbe, anyone know this?

Hi Amanda,
You Definitely can. Below is directly from the manual for your H1502. I have a G154, and mine are reversed in, and it works find, and with the 1502, you can do the same. The only difference is you will have to unbolt your rims, where the G series has rims that slide off. Let us know how it goes!