George L.
Just make sure that wheels have the stubby valve stems as to not hit the calipers.
Just make sure that wheels have the stubby valve stems as to not hit the calipers.
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mgwin
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George,
Make sure you order the Carlisle Tru Power ag tire.
Carlisle makes several types of ag tires.
I almost made that mistake myself.
Be very careful if you go looking on greedbay, that's where some less-than-honest dealers hang out.
I bought Carlisle tires from my local tire store.
They were only a few bucks more than the lowest price, but I got them the next day!
Make sure you order the Carlisle Tru Power ag tire.
Carlisle makes several types of ag tires.
I almost made that mistake myself.
Be very careful if you go looking on greedbay, that's where some less-than-honest dealers hang out.
I bought Carlisle tires from my local tire store.
They were only a few bucks more than the lowest price, but I got them the next day!
mgwin
Well-known member
George,
With those 12-7 rims you will need the 23x8.50-12 tires.
You would need a wider rim if you bought the 23x10.50-12's
Jason Wiggins has the 10.50's on his 169.
Here are a couple of pics of the 8.50's on my 128.
Don't pay any attention to the odd rear lift, it is not there any more.
With those 12-7 rims you will need the 23x8.50-12 tires.
You would need a wider rim if you bought the 23x10.50-12's
Jason Wiggins has the 10.50's on his 169.
Here are a couple of pics of the 8.50's on my 128.
Don't pay any attention to the odd rear lift, it is not there any more.
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Are there more pics of that hitch? since im using a diesel cub fuel tank as the gas tank. I cant use the lifter. Thanks!! also picked up 3 sets of atv tires that has lugs to use as tires for my cubs. free and pretty much new. friend has big tire pile
Charlie, the trailer it's on belongs to my brother. It had some issues with the lights, so we put all new wiring and LED lights on it. It took a while for the wiring kit and lights to arrive, then it took us a few evenings to get it all installed. While it was setting the right front tire went flat.
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That front deck roller setup is definitely different, LOL
gloughery
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Carlisle Tru Powers it is! Miller has the 23x10.5x12s for $120 each plus $15 inner tubes - I'll be close to $300 after this. As long as I'm in the dog house, I may as well add another $200 for a pair of the Firestone 16x6.50x8 tri ribs with tubes!
Kraig, are those 50lb John Deere weights? I had a pair and busted my fingers putting them on and off because I couldn't hold onto them. I learned to appreciate the 26lb IH weights that I could put my hand through. I have three sets on my 122. They go for $150 a pair and I snap them up when I see them on CL for $100. Nice looking set up.
Kraig, are those 50lb John Deere weights? I had a pair and busted my fingers putting them on and off because I couldn't hold onto them. I learned to appreciate the 26lb IH weights that I could put my hand through. I have three sets on my 122. They go for $150 a pair and I snap them up when I see them on CL for $100. Nice looking set up.
