TC35A Rear Wheel Spacing

[RockinRandy]

Has anyone messed with the rear wheel spacing on New Holland? The Mechanic told me by moving the inner part of the rim around you can come up with about 6 different wheel spacings. I want to have a wider stance in the back of the tractor and even maybe the front for more stability. It's obvious the rims come apart, I'm just looking for any advice from someone who's done it.
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[AndyG]

What do you want to know? It sounds like you already have it figures out. The only tip I have is for you to have help when you change the tires because they are heavy!

 

[Doc_Bob]

Has anyone messed with the rear wheel spacing on New Holland? The Mechanic told me by moving the inner part of the rim around you can come up with about 6 different wheel spacings. I want to have a wider stance in the back of the tractor and even maybe the front for more stability. It's obvious the rims come apart, I'm just looking for any advice from someone who's done it.
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Sorry, mine had it done when it showed up. Take pictures, make drawings, keep all parts in nice bags, torque everything to spec. when done and an hour later (too make sure nothing has loosened up, hate to have a wheel fall off )
Bob
PS Send pics before and after!

 

[Soundguy]

Has anyone messed with the rear wheel spacing on New Holland? The Mechanic told me by moving the inner part of the rim around you can come up with about 6 different wheel spacings. I want to have a wider stance in the back of the tractor and even maybe the front for more stability. It's obvious the rims come apart, I'm just looking for any advice from someone who's done it.
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Check your owners manual. it should show you what rim/center combinations give you which spacings.. My Nh 1920 manual showed that.. etc.

You can also dish your rims out, and swap tires side to side to keep traction tread in the right direction..

Soundguy