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Tractorfan 04-05-2020 04:40 PM

Front wheel suggestions for 102
 
Hello everyone,
Currently doing some work to a 102 I recently bought. The tractor had been sitting unused for probably over 20 years.after rebuilding carb, changing cables, fluids, battery etc. Got the old girl running like a champ. Just got new rear ag tires delivered today (deestone d405 23x8.50-12) excited about that of course! Now I need to order front tires and wheels, currently running 16x6.50-8 turfs. Want to swap out to the deestone tri rib tire 4.50-8. I know I'll want to swap out the front wheels for the skinnier tires. Any suggestions on suppliers and size? Axle diameter is 3/4 inch diameter.
Thanks in advance,
Tractorfan

Cub Cadet 123 04-05-2020 08:00 PM

Not for sure if you are asking for suppliers for tires or for rims? I have done business with Miller Tire for a long time and have been pleased with fair prices and quality products.

Cub Cadet 123

Jeff in Pa 04-05-2020 08:14 PM

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Another positive experience for Miller Tire. They have tires, tubes and rims. they have free delivery to shows ( might be a bit difficult with the covid-19 right now)

I got the skinny tri ribs for my 125 and love them.

Tractorfan 04-05-2020 09:13 PM

Thanks Jeff in Pa and cub 123. Miller sounds like my one stop shop for my tires, rims and tubes. I'll check out the website. Jeff, good looking cub you got, those tires and rims are exactly what I'm looking for, dig the cab as well.
Tractorfan

Tractorfan 04-06-2020 02:03 PM

Hey Jeff,
For your 125, did you go with the 3.75 inch wide wheel for your tri ribs? My front wheels currently are like the one you have pictured in the top photo. Wondering if the skinnier tri ribs work with the wider rims or if I should order the skinnier ones.
Thanks, Tractorfan

Jeff in Pa 04-06-2020 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Tractorfan (Post 494576)
Hey Jeff,
For your 125, did you go with the 3.75 inch wide wheel for your tri ribs? My front wheels currently are like the one you have pictured in the top photo. Wondering if the skinnier tri ribs work with the wider rims or if I should order the skinnier ones.
Thanks, Tractorfan

Yes, I used the narrow rims. Miller also carries a wide tri rib too.

That is my "winter / snow" 125. I have used wide smoothies, narrow smoothies, narrow knobbies and tri ribs for snow removal and the narrow tri ribs win hands down.


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