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I cannot believe those "SOLD" for that price.....I suppose anything is possible. The kind of dual wheel spacers that you get kind of depends on the duty of the tractor. I use these on my O and I reversed the inside rims to give it a more narrow stance.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dual-Wheel-S...0ligWkHt3Ew5wg

Granted I don't get "true" traction, but they have never slipped on me either, with them but they do seal around the rim, they are affordable and keep the snow/dirt out.



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The link Lance posted doesn't say sold but it says sold out which means the person ended the auction early and probably sold them for less locally. I would hope nobody is dumb enough to pay that much for dual adapters, if they are I better go buy the set my buddy has for $75 and make a killing on them.
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The link Lance posted doesn't say sold but it says sold out which means the person ended the auction early and probably sold them for less locally. I would hope nobody is dumb enough to pay that much for dual adapters, if they are I better go buy the set my buddy has for $75 and make a killing on them.
I would hope not too!!


What length are your buddies? Or what tires are they for? Lance and I were just talking about it today. I have a set for 6-12's, but want a set for 8.50's. But I want min of 2" or 3" between the tires.
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What length are your buddies? Or what tires are they for? Lance and I were just talking about it today. I have a set for 6-12's, but want a set for 8.50's. But I want min of 2" or 3" between the tires.
Not sure, next time I'm out there i will measure the length of the tube.
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The link Lance posted doesn't say sold but it says sold out which means the person ended the auction early and probably sold them for less locally. I would hope nobody is dumb enough to pay that much for dual adapters, if they are I better go buy the set my buddy has for $75 and make a killing on them.
According to eBay website on completed listings for the dual wheel adapter.... "best offer accepted". It was sold on eBay.....for how much we may never know.
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I got a set in the garage and have wondered what size they're for. I will measure as well
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Lance,

I cannot believe those "SOLD" for that price.....I suppose anything is possible. The kind of dual wheel spacers that you get kind of depends on the duty of the tractor. I use these on my O and I reversed the inside rims to give it a more narrow stance.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dual-Wheel-S...0ligWkHt3Ew5wg

Granted I don't get "true" traction, but they have never slipped on me either, with them but they do seal around the rim, they are affordable and keep the snow/dirt out.



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Oh wow, I hadn't checked back on them....I figured they'd sit there forever. But, someone wanted those real bad.

I like the look of that. Nice and close to the tractor. Would you still be able to run fenders with the inner wheel turned backwards?
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I just picked this up and it could use some duals. Anybody wanna buy some custom fenders?
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That's ugly!

Nice options though!!
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Nice options though!!
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X 3, what is the story on that?
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