Will TC 48/55 Rims fit a 2120?

shaley · Mar 23, 2005

Hi, I have a 2120 MFWD that has turf tires and I want to go to industrials. Will the TC 48/55 rim bolt spacing fit my spindles?
Any ideas on how to do this switch.
Thanks

rebelmedic · Mar 23, 2005

According to a past post the 2120 has the same frame as the TC48/55. I would think the wheels are probably the same. I can measure the lug pattern on mine tomorrow and post here if no one has a positive answer before then.

RickB · Mar 24, 2005

No. The hub pilot and bolt circle differ.

shaley · Mar 24, 2005

I guess I will have to find original rims. Does anyone make these stateside. I bet shipping from Japan is a killer. Book shows a Frnt 8-18 R1 or 9.5-16. R1 Rear 13.6-28 R1 or 14.9-26 R1. I'm assuming you can put R4's on R1 rims? BTW what do those numbers mean?

85gtstang · Apr 19, 2005

The first number is the approximate tire width and the second is the rim diameter. I don't think you can find an industrial tire in the 16" diameter, I've only seen 16.5" diameter. I am not sure about the rear tires. There are a few places that make custom rims for specific bolt circles and rim sizes. They weld a center plate to the rim. You can mix and match front to rear tires as long as you keep the rolling circumference ratio between front and rear tires around 1.5:1 if it is 4 wd.

whitetiger · Apr 20, 2005

You can order the rims from you local New Holland dealer and just have them put your rims on their weekly stock order. It may take a week or two to get the rims but there is no freight charges on weekly stock orders, no matter how big the part or where it comes from. I would bet there are some in one of New Hollands warehouses in the US.