tire rims

msjanket · Feb 21, 2012

Is there any way to purchase rims that fit the Iseki Bolens G152? Tire size is 29X12.5X15. Also, are there any truck tires that might fit this size rim?
Are the standard herringbone treat tires adequate for traction or should I consider the ag lug tires?

lens12 · Feb 22, 2012

That is not a popular rim on the G152. Depends what you are doing with it to determine if they have enough traction.

JoeBuyer · Mar 16, 2012

I have a Bolens G154 (Iseki TX2140) and want to change out the wheels to fit wide turf tires. Anyone know where I could get wheels that fit? Anyone know the bolt pattern measurements? The rear is 6 bolt and looks to be on about a 4-3/4" circle and the front appears to be a 4 on 4", but they are hard to measure.

NHmitch · Mar 16, 2012

Hi,

I have a Bolens G154 and I replaced the original factory turf tires with the R1 Ag Tires. I think that it was the best thing that I could have done for the tractor, and it has provided me exceptional traction in the woods, and driving the tractor. You should be able to call your local tire store and see if they can order them. If not, just look online by the tire size, or you can even try Ebay. As far as the rims go, you can try Sam at Sam's Bolens. Sam's Bolens He has a great supply of Bolens Iseki parts, and can usually direct you if you cannot find what you need. You can alos try the Yenibiz
site in Europe. There shipping is very expensive, but you may be able to reference the rims that you need. Yenibiz en Mod Manuals, parts, spare parts for tractors TX1300-196 If I can help, please let me know!

NHmitch · Mar 16, 2012

If you want to see photos of my tractor with the R1 Ag tires on it, please email me, and I can send you a few.

Andrew
mitchpd911@aim.com

Ilikeurtractor · Mar 16, 2012

Look on yenibiz as suggested for 12" and 16" rims. They have diagrams showing the hub and bolt pattern dimensions. They are metric not english/imperial/sae/whatever you want to call non-metric.

JoeBuyer · Mar 17, 2012

Thank you, Yenibiz is a great site. It looks like these are stocked in Europe? At least that is the default currency. Anyone know if they have US stock?

JoeBuyer · Mar 17, 2012

NHmitch,
It looks like you had turf and went to ag tires. I am actually wanting to go the other way, from ag to wide turf and at the same time get a wider stance by reversing the wheels. Mine is the smallest of nine tractors on farmland and the ag tires dig into the pasture grass. If I need traction, I use a heavier, larger tractor. I really like this little tractor in the barnyard and gardens with the exception that it always feels like it is going to tip over on un level ground.

NHmitch · Mar 17, 2012

That makes sense then. I only have the one tractor and we use it for everything, otherwise I probably would have left the turf tires on it. The turf tires that my tractor had on it were loaded, and that did seem to make a big difference in the stability, and they were wider, but I just installed a ROPS on the tractor. I feel much better driving in the woods on hills, and working with it now. I am not sure what state you live in, but I know that in New Hampshire, Vermont, NewYork and Pennsylvania, they have a grant for purchasing ROPS. As far as the rims go, I have seen a photo of an Iseki TX 1500 with what appeared to be standard trailer rims on the front like the type you would put on a boat trailer. You might want to try these people on ebay, they say that they can get other size Iseki rims. ISEKI/BOLENS FRONT WHEEL RIM 1403-411- 0030-0-140341100300, 140341100400 - G192 | eBay If not, try stevenstractor.com They carry Iseki Rims. The tires should be fairly easy to come by. I hope that you can find rims and tires for a fairly reasonable price!