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Old 03-26-2015, 01:12 PM
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Anybody try these hub adaptors from Xtreme yet? (XMW PN# CC-52-011) I am looking at the 4 on 4 adaptors for the 1" axle. I have a load of 4 on 4 golf cart rims and tires that are the same size tire on the Supers. In the past I have always found Xtreme stuff well made. These adaptors look like they may be modified trailer hubs.
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I just bought the 3/4 hub version. I really like mine so far.
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Old 03-26-2015, 01:59 PM
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I just bought the 3/4 hub version. I really like mine so far.
What model tractor and what size wheels are you using? Did it change the stance of the tractor? Was curious about the quality of the bearings they use, I use the tractor with a heavy 450 blower.
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What model tractor and what size wheels are you using? Did it change the stance of the tractor? Was curious about the quality of the bearings they use, I use the tractor with a heavy 450 blower.
Other than going to a bolt on rim, I see no advantage whatsoever. Still using the same style of bearing as the original hub. Still a 1" axle. Not going to carry the blower any better than the original wheels, other than they might be a little bigger diameter.
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Old 03-26-2015, 02:31 PM
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Aaron sent me some pics of the 5 lug version a while ago. They look pretty stout to me.
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I've been toying with the idea myself. If you have the rims and tires, why not?
Didn't know of xtreme until I picked up my 1st Cub, a CCC 1641.

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What model tractor and what size wheels are you using? Did it change the stance of the tractor? Was curious about the quality of the bearings they use, I use the tractor with a heavy 450 blower.
124. .I am using narrow 5x4.5 wheels and 400x8 tri rib tires.All of Aaron's products are quality. I just like the looks of the 5 lug front wheels.
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This is how I approached the spindles.image.jpg
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Well, I bit the bullet and ordered a set of hubs from Xtreme today, I will see how they work out. I wasn't questioning if they would carry more weight than the stock hubs, I just was asking if the bearings were at least as good as the OEM items. I am counting on the fact that Xtreme has always turned out a quality product. I also will check to see how close the these are to the aftermarket trailer hubs and if they will hold the flange style bearing used in the factory hubs.
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2084 w/54" Deck & 451 Blower
2086 w/54" Deck, 54" Haban Snow Blade
1864 w/54" Deck and weights
1641 w/48" Deck
1650 w/44" Deck parts Tractor (getting smaller all the time)
445 John Deere w/ model 40 FEL (went over to the dark side)
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I believe they use the stock cub wheel bearings. not sure how they could be stronger, I guess they might not bend like a stock rim could.
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