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Sorry another dumb cub question about tires
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Sorry another dumb cub question about tires
If you put the larger 9.5 x 24 tires on your cub do you go with larger tires in the front too to even it off? Is there anything we can use thats larger than 400-12's? Would the 600-12's be too big for the front? I was thinking of going with 9.5's on my 154.
I'm getting ready to restore my 154(paint) and install the SIMS cab I just purchased and the orginal 8.3 tires may look too small. I would like to trick out the 154 too with rear fenders with headlites in them just like the bigger tractors. I think it would be neat for snowplowing at night.
I'm getting ready to restore my 154(paint) and install the SIMS cab I just purchased and the orginal 8.3 tires may look too small. I would like to trick out the 154 too with rear fenders with headlites in them just like the bigger tractors. I think it would be neat for snowplowing at night.
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The PO put 5.00x12's on the front of my loboy. They do look squished on there. Now I have a question. What is the difference between 400x12's and 4.00x12's? Is this another notation change like the rear tractor tires went through? http://www.millertire.com/FAQs.asp
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400x12's and 4.00x12's - same thing.
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Scotty D wrote:I have 500x12 fronts on my cub. They are are wider rims like you would see on a cub cadet. I like them. the rears are 8x24.
I have some 5.00 x 12's that I bought off of eBay from Tucker a while back. I haven't mounted them yet but I noticed they are definitely taller than the 4.00 x 12's. They would probably look better than 4.00 x 12's when used with 9.5 x 24 rears.
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Rubee wrote:I think that 9.5X24 are the same heighth as 8.3X24 but are wider.They should look good without making the front end look low. The first number on the tires indicates width and the second, wheel diameter.
My Ford 1520 has 9.5 x 24's on the rear. They are taller than the 8.3 x 24's. I'll measure tomorrow and report back here if my ancient mind can remember to do so.
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Alan Riley wrote:Rubee wrote:I think that 9.5X24 are the same heighth as 8.3X24 but are wider.They should look good without making the front end look low. The first number on the tires indicates width and the second, wheel diameter.
My Ford 1520 has 9.5 x 24's on the rear. They are taller than the 8.3 x 24's. I'll measure tomorrow and report back here if my ancient mind can remember to do so.
I checked the tire heights today. The 8.3 x 24's measured 39 1/4" tall and the 9.5 x 24's measured 41" tall. The lug wear on both is about the same.
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