No, I don't. You might try contacting a sure nuff tractor tire dealer and asking them that question. I think the 7jax14 is the main identifying number.
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No, I don't. You might try contacting a sure nuff tractor tire dealer and asking them that question. I think the 7jax14 is the main identifying number.
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I think Winston and California's suggestions are great. I'll throw out an alternative, mostly so their options look better! I would be surprised if a rear motorcycle tire wouldn't mount up nicely. There are tires available that are rather close in size, and fairly affordable: Shinko SR567 Motorcycle Tire - BikeBandit.com These come in 120/70-15 for $44 apiece. This tire would be just under 22" tall, and not quite 5 inches wide. There are some other options that would vary the width and height, according to sidewall profile and so forth. Those tires are rated for 494 lbs, on a motorcycle, at well over 100 mph. The 5.00-15 tractor tires I first found on eBay are rated to 715 lbs.
I'm not advocating using motorcycle tires on your tractor instead of other things, but if you have a friend, neighbor, or other connection at a bike shop, and money is very tight, it may be worth your while to find out if you can scrounge a pair of tires from there. Especially if foam-filled, I really don't see that not working just fine, to be honest.
I'm not advocating using motorcycle tires on your tractor instead of other things, but if you have a friend, neighbor, or other connection at a bike shop, and money is very tight, it may be worth your while to find out if you can scrounge a pair of tires from there. Especially if foam-filled, I really don't see that not working just fine, to be honest.
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Thats a great idea.
I have a good friend that works at a local Harley dealership and orders tools and parts for their service dept. Harley Davidson may not be a good source but he may know about cycle tires.
Next thing you know I will be looking at Cessna tires! (just kidding..Aviation tires are priced way out of my league.
Thanks,
Torx
Thats a great idea.
I have a good friend that works at a local Harley dealership and orders tools and parts for their service dept. Harley Davidson may not be a good source but he may know about cycle tires.
Next thing you know I will be looking at Cessna tires! (just kidding..Aviation tires are priced way out of my league.
Thanks,
Torx
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Pretty much any tire will work, these tractors do not weigh that much. An implement like a hay bailer or something will be far heavier per tire than your tractor will be.
I personally would not drop $600 for a set of front tires and or rears as well. You could buy a whole tractor and swap the rims tires and recoup all or mos of your money, or search CL or call Hoye and see if thye have some used. There is a member here who has swapped out car tires and some sort of rim on his 1700 as well
I personally would not drop $600 for a set of front tires and or rears as well. You could buy a whole tractor and swap the rims tires and recoup all or mos of your money, or search CL or call Hoye and see if thye have some used. There is a member here who has swapped out car tires and some sort of rim on his 1700 as well