Slope mower tires and wheels

[AVIVIII]

Nice looking tires but the rims are not the same bolt pattern as the power trac, will you buy adapters?

Since you are questioning it, I will go double check, but I am fairly certain the 1850 is 6 lug on 6" centers. I will also go verify the hub pilot diameter to make sure it fits.

EDIT: Haven't made it out to the barn yet, but I did check SpringHollow's page quick and his numbers agree with these wheels, 6 on 6" and 4.625" hub pilots
PT1850 Wheel Adapters

 

[ernemats]

I have an 1845 and it is 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern and I thought the 1850 was same but with the larger tires. So my bad.

 

[agjones]

On my 1850 The inner and outer wheels/hubs are not the same. One is 6 bolt other is 5

 

[AVIVIII]

On my 1850 The inner and outer wheels/hubs are not the same. One is 6 bolt other is 5

Mine has long studs. They go through the inner wheel with lug nuts, through the spacer ring, through the outer wheel with another set of lug nuts all on the same stud.

 

[SpringHollow]

They have had several different ways of mounting duals. Instead of long bolts and a spacer ring, here is how it was done on the older PT1850 I bought:



Ken

 

[ernemats]

Looks almost the same as my 1845

 

[AVIVIII]

So are your wheel motors mounted inside your frame?

I'll snap some pics when I'm out there tomorrow just to add to the brain trust

 

[SpringHollow]

The older PT1850 with the hub extensions has the motors inside the frame, mine has them outside.

Ken

 

[SpringHollow]

Here are pictures comparing the two different ways they did the wheel motors on mine (older machine then newer):





Ken

 

[ernemats]

On your singles what do you run for air pressure?