Wheel spacer

[bird1968]

Bro-tek.com has all of these spacers, bounce them an email. Richard@bro-tek.com

 

[TractorNH]

Try this site. Made by BORA and a little salty at $300.00 including shipping.
Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings, and much more! | Motorsport Tech
Steve

I wouldn't give Motorsport Tech the time of day. I had ordered a set of their steel spacers in March of 2018, got the run around for over 2 months before the spacers arrived in May only to have the wrong ones arrive because of an error on their website (they sent me front ones instead of rears). Throughout the whole time waiting I would call every week or two weeks and sometimes I would be told they were being made and almost done, other times I would be told they hadn't been started yet. Got the run-around on the replacements until August when I finally got fed up and had him refund my money.

Save yourself the headache. Email Bro-Tek. Richard at Bro-Tek is A++ for customer service. Just confirm the dimensions for bolt spacing and hub diameter with him when you order. Some of the Mahindra tractors are different than others. My spacers took a little longer because they had to locate the correct tractor model and get the measurements before they made my spacers.

 

[TractorNH]

Bro-tek.com has all of these spacers, bounce them an email. Richard@bro-tek.com

Even if Bro-Tek doesn't have them listed on their site they can likely still make them. He made me spacers for my Mahindra 2655 and I am very pleased with Richard's service.

 

[Texasmark]

Thanks Texasmark,
I am not that handy with welding although I have a friend who can weld. If the aluminum does not work out I will go this route. Very good idea.
Thanks again.
Steve

I'm not either somehow I manage to get by. Grin

 

[scsi2005]

Thanks all,
I had never seen anybody mention Bro-Tek and found Motorsport. When I ordered from Motorsport they shipped them right away and actually delivered early. With their life time warranty, to me, it was a good bet.
Thanks for the info and Ill refer my tractor friends to check out Bro-Tek.
Steve

 

[radios1]

on many tractors, you can just install the wheels backwards and gain a few inches, this is only if the rims don't use tapered lug nuts..

 

[scsi2005]

Thanks for the info. I work on a hilly area and needed more than a few inches. I bought the Motor Sport 2.5" spacers and they work like a charm. No jitters when mowing on angles :cool2:
Steve

 

[TractorNH]

Thanks for the info. I work on a hilly area and needed more than a few inches. I bought the Motor Sport 2.5" spacers and they work like a charm. No jitters when mowing on angles :cool2:
Steve

I thought the ones from Motorsport Tech would be great too but when they can't deliver as promised and give a different story every time you call it makes it kinda hard to judge how well their spacers work. At least you got your spacers and are happy with them. After my experience with them it was a breath of fresh air to deal with Richard at Bro-Tek. His customer service is top notch and the product is well made and fit perfect.