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Old 08-03-2023, 07:26 PM
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Default Wider wheels for ZTS1
Hi all, i bought a new ZTS1 46 mower and it works really well , but its so wet here in New Zealand and it sinks into the ground and leaves deep tyre tracks in the lawn'
I am thinking about getting some 20x10x8 wheel assembly's to replace the 20x8x8 original wheels , for a wider foot print and hopefully spread the weight a little better.
Do any of you experts know if they will bolt on , or will i need to do modifications to get them to fit .
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Old 08-03-2023, 08:57 PM
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First, welcome to OCC........

I noticed that the ZTS1-50 has the 634Z07244 Complete Wheel Asm of 20x10-8. I would think that would fit. The transmissions are the same on the 46 & 50 inch models.
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Bro , they will not be cheap those replacement wheels in NZ
Even across the ditch here in Aust parts for Cubs are as dear as
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Old 08-04-2023, 04:37 AM
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hi guys , thanks for the reply's.
I have googled eBay, found the larger wheel assembly's 20x10x8, then googled a few different sites. all said wheels wouldn't fit ???
I wouldn't have thought cub cadet would make one size and the parts would fit each type ZT1 or ZT2 ect.

As for cost, $300 kiwi for a set is OK but its the freight that will double the cost.

Just dont want to buy them and have them not fit.
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Just a thought but try your local tyre dealer for a flotation type tyre , you know the baggy type tyres , they might be able to provide something and it may be a cheaper alternative in resolving your problem
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