shrekbelly
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Who makes the industrial bar tire for kubota
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ChuckinNH
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I don't know the answers here, but I do know that the BX1850 uses a smaller tire size, and they might not be available in that tread pattern. There also could be an interference problem with that tread, and the mower deck.
Jibber
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My 2350, purchased earlier this year.. came with:
OTR Traction Master tires
front: 18x8.50-10NHS
back 26x12.00-12NHS
not sure who OTR is.. but the tires say American Made.
OTR Traction Master tires
front: 18x8.50-10NHS
back 26x12.00-12NHS
not sure who OTR is.. but the tires say American Made.
TalonDancer
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Isn't OTR the acronym for Off The Road ?Jibber said:
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NuBota
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TalonDancer said:
Looks like OTR IS the manufacturer....
OTR Wheel Engineering, Inc. - Catalogs
Traction Master on page 6
http://www.otrwheel.com/images/docs/Catalogs/OTR tire catalog Feb 2005.pdf
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That's the tire!
Now, my 3130 has Firestones on the back and Titans on the front.
I'm not sure, but don't the dealers choose the tires? I've seen the tractors come in and they're in wooden crates with no tires or wheels. So, I guess the manufacturer of the tires could be different depending on who you buy your tractor from. The dealer probably has certain specs from Kubota and just looks for the best tires at the best deal.
Now, my 3130 has Firestones on the back and Titans on the front.
I'm not sure, but don't the dealers choose the tires? I've seen the tractors come in and they're in wooden crates with no tires or wheels. So, I guess the manufacturer of the tires could be different depending on who you buy your tractor from. The dealer probably has certain specs from Kubota and just looks for the best tires at the best deal.
Dascro
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I also believe that Titan = OTR too.
Go to Titan International | America's Best Since 1898 and there it is.
Go to Titan International | America's Best Since 1898 and there it is.
TalonDancer
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So OTR is both the acronym and the manufacturerNuBota said:
"OTR Wheel Engineering, Inc. was founded in 1987 by Fredrick B. Taylor in Rome, GA. OTR is the leading specialty "Off the Road" tire and wheel distributor in North America..."
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NuBota
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TalonDancer said:So OTR is both the acronym and the manufacturer
"OTR Wheel Engineering, Inc. was founded in 1987 by Fredrick B. Taylor in Rome, GA. OTR is the leading specialty "Off the Road" tire and wheel distributor in North America..."
Talon Dancer
Yup - sorry, wasn't pinging ya - I actually thought you were correct and was suprised to find the company online so easily.