rim question
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RollTideRam
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Wheel weights, tire chains, front weights, better tires. Those are some suggestions. JC
RollTideRam
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Wheel weights, tire chains, front weights, better tires. Those are some suggestions. JC
Soundguy
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My guess is that the 4 holes inthe center are for mounting weights, and the 4 tabs around the edge are for flippin the rim, and changine sides.. to make it wider.. check to see wher ethe rim is mounted to the center.. if there are 4 tabs that look similar.. you have your answer.
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- RK 55HC,ym1700, NH7610S, Ford 8N, 2N, NAA, 660, 850 x2, 541, 950, 941D, 951, 2000, 3000, 4000, 4600, 5000, 740, IH 'C' 'H', CUB, John Deere 'B', allis 'G', case VAC
My guess is that the 4 holes inthe center are for mounting weights, and the 4 tabs around the edge are for flippin the rim, and changine sides.. to make it wider.. check to see wher ethe rim is mounted to the center.. if there are 4 tabs that look similar.. you have your answer.
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thanks Soundguy ... I understand you on flipping the tires to make it wider for stability. But what would that have to do with the tabs?
Thanks
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thanks Soundguy ... I understand you on flipping the tires to make it wider for stability. But what would that have to do with the tabs?
Thanks
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thanks Soundguy ... I understand you on flipping the tires to make it wider for stability. But what would that have to do with the tabs?
Thanks
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thanks Soundguy ... I understand you on flipping the tires to make it wider for stability. But what would that have to do with the tabs?
Thanks
Cord
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Some tractors have a rim center that can be unbolted. The rim center is then flipped over and/or wheel is flipped to create different combinations of back set. That said, I don't think you tractor would utilize them for changing the backset.
Try adding liquid and/or iron weights to your tires. The weight will make a big difference.
Try adding liquid and/or iron weights to your tires. The weight will make a big difference.
Cord
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Some tractors have a rim center that can be unbolted. The rim center is then flipped over and/or wheel is flipped to create different combinations of back set. That said, I don't think you tractor would utilize them for changing the backset.
Try adding liquid and/or iron weights to your tires. The weight will make a big difference.
Try adding liquid and/or iron weights to your tires. The weight will make a big difference.
