Spin out wheels for my new TC30??

goatman · Jun 29, 2004

I live in southern OH and will be bush hogging on some hillside and would like to get my rear tires as wide as possible.. Any one recommend a aftermarket wheel that will spin Out?? thanks /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

markie61 · Jun 29, 2004

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Can you clarify? I don't quite understand what you want to know.

Most tractors have rear tires that can be installed in 2 or 4 different widths (usually dish-in and dish-out, plus sometimes hub-in and hub-out). I have mine at the second widest(dish-out/hub-in) which gives me a rear tread of about 6 feet. I think I could get close to 7feet if I went with the widest.

Is this what you want to know?

Mark

JerryG · Jun 29, 2004

goatman,
These guys can build spin-outs or any kind of wheel you want.
Unverferth

Rip · Jun 29, 2004

They also have wheel spacers (or axle extensions) if your wheels are already at widest setting. (Turf tires are often already at widest setting.)

This would be for the rear only, as NH strongly advises against even dishing the front wheels out on the TC-30 probably due to possible overloading the front spindles with FEL weight. (May not be a problem if you do not have a FEL.)

Be sure to run heavy liquid in all tires and/or cast wheel weights also.

Good Luck, Rip

goatman · Jun 29, 2004

To carlify.. I ask for the split rims but they didn/t have any so they put the ag tires on what was probaby indutrial rims,, so I can not make them any wider with out changing rims.. I would prefer the spin out rims ,but could get wider with the two piece rims.. Or would it be less expensive with the extentions that were mentioned in the post above?? Would I go through the dealer for this?? Thanks for the input.. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Rip · Jun 30, 2004

Unverferth sells through distributers/dealers, most of which are regular tractor/implement dealers. I do not know what the wheel spacers / axle extentions cost, but if they seem unreasonable, a local machine shop may be able to make a pair out of aluminum billet.

I have not seen spin-out or even two piece rims on modern compact utility tractors in the size range of a TC-30 (I have one also). I am not sure at what point they start becoming an option, but all of the modern CUTS I have seen have one piece rims.

Good luck, Rip

Soundguy · Jun 30, 2004

I may be mistaken.. but I'm sure I've seen power adjust rims on 30hp case/MF tractors ion the past few years before.
Even some smaller fords.. like 1500 1700.. etc.

Soundguy