John_R
New member
Mickey Fx,
I too was in the same situation that you are in with my YM2310D with the overloaded standard 6x14 R1 tires on the front when I got my FEL. First time I tried to pick up a relatively light load the front tires were pretty much flattened.
Too make a long story short I have finally solved this problem with a set of John Deere turf wheels for the JD790 on my tractor. All the dimensions for disc offset, pilot diameter, bolt circle and hole size are an exact match for the 5JAx14 wheels that came on my tractor. With a set of Titan R4 Trac Loader tires on the wheels I now have a 2000lb/tire capacity on my front. The front now has a greater capacity than the 11.2x24 R1 tires on the rear at 1650lb/tire. An added benefit is that the front now has a wider stance which should help with stability.
The JD wheels were $125 each. I contacted Heywheel and they told me that no one made 7 inch wide rims in the US and the closest he could come to for the Titan tires was a 6 inch wide rim for $99 each. I went with the JD wheels since they were the exact size recommended for the tires. The Titan tires were $75 or so each from Miller Tire.
Your tractor may have the same factory wheels as mine so if you are interested the following are the part numbers for the R4 wheels and tires.
John Deere - M802865 7JAx14WDC
Titan - 412379 25x8.50-14NHS TRAC LOADER TL
The attached picture shows what the tires/wheels look like on my tractor. I'm still researching R4 tire and wheel sizes for the rear.
John_R
I too was in the same situation that you are in with my YM2310D with the overloaded standard 6x14 R1 tires on the front when I got my FEL. First time I tried to pick up a relatively light load the front tires were pretty much flattened.
Too make a long story short I have finally solved this problem with a set of John Deere turf wheels for the JD790 on my tractor. All the dimensions for disc offset, pilot diameter, bolt circle and hole size are an exact match for the 5JAx14 wheels that came on my tractor. With a set of Titan R4 Trac Loader tires on the wheels I now have a 2000lb/tire capacity on my front. The front now has a greater capacity than the 11.2x24 R1 tires on the rear at 1650lb/tire. An added benefit is that the front now has a wider stance which should help with stability.
The JD wheels were $125 each. I contacted Heywheel and they told me that no one made 7 inch wide rims in the US and the closest he could come to for the Titan tires was a 6 inch wide rim for $99 each. I went with the JD wheels since they were the exact size recommended for the tires. The Titan tires were $75 or so each from Miller Tire.
Your tractor may have the same factory wheels as mine so if you are interested the following are the part numbers for the R4 wheels and tires.
John Deere - M802865 7JAx14WDC
Titan - 412379 25x8.50-14NHS TRAC LOADER TL
The attached picture shows what the tires/wheels look like on my tractor. I'm still researching R4 tire and wheel sizes for the rear.
John_R
