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11-18-2011, 06:38 AM
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1650- tires and wheel brgs
Guys,
I was thinking on my 1650 to put some V61's. I see them forsale on ebay w/tubes. I thought all cubs used tubeless tires? Anyone know the correct size off hand? For the rears- I hear "ag tires". Does anyone have a brand and size? Ok, lastly wheel bearings. I was going to sand-blast the front rims and clean/pack the bearings and install the new tires. Can someone tell me the standard bearing size or number so I can just get them at a local bearing dealer? By the serial number- I should have the 1 inch spindles. Thanks, Michael 
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11-18-2011, 07:12 AM
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3/4" Spindle = RF122214 (PP) with seals 1" Spindle = RF163216 (PP) with seals Delete the PP for no lubrication or seals
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11-18-2011, 08:40 AM
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Front tire size if you have the wide rims is 16x6.50-8
Rear tires, most people here really like the Carlisle Tru-Powers in a 23x10.50-12 Tru Power.jpg V61's on the 782: 
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