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Old 08-09-2015, 02:53 PM
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Hi everyone, have a cub 107 and want to change out the skinny front wheels. Anyone know what I need? Does it need longer spindles etc. ? Thanks in advance
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You just need a set of wide NF front wheels. Spindles are the same.
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You just need a set of wide NF front wheels. Spindles are the same.


One of the easiest swaps
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Thanks that helps a lot.
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if you were closer i would swap ya! I would rather have narrow tires for my 104 with front blade. Wide tires seem to catch on edges of dirt piles i have been pushing around and ripping the wheel out of my hands.
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if you were closer i would swap ya! I would rather have narrow tires for my 104 with front blade. Wide tires seem to catch on edges of dirt piles i have been pushing around and ripping the wheel out of my hands.
I've never had that problem......
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There's an old farmer adage of making sure your thumbs are on the outside of the steering wheel.
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I like the narrow tires better.. They steer easier and follow the rows better in the garden..

I agree about the old farmer saying.. keep your thumbs out of the way!!
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I like the narrow tires better.. They steer easier and follow the rows better in the garden..
they also turn better while plowing snow.
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they also turn better while plowing snow.
I am also looking for a pair of nice tri rib.
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