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Old 12-30-2010, 05:57 PM
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Default 127 Rim Sizes
Someone may have asked this previously, but I couldn't find it. IH offered standard and oversized rims and tires for some of their tractors. Is there a chart that shows both the standard and oversized rim sizes, and the tire sizes that will fit them? I could find some data for rear wheels, but not for the fronts, which are my current concern. I'm most interested in the 127 sizes, but I'm sure this information would be useful for owners of other tractors.

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Old 12-30-2010, 07:57 PM
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Front tires: 'narrow' and 'wide'...480/400-8 and 16-6.5-8 tires, respectively. The narrow wheels are all the same from 70-QL that had the 3/4" spindles, and the wider wheels for the NF and WF tractors have valve stems on the opposite side of the other. Only 16-6.5-8 front wheels were available after the switch to 1" front spindles.

Rear tires: 5" (I think) rim = 6-12 tire; 7" rim = 23-8.5-12 tire; 8.5" rim = 23-10.5-12 tire.
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My 126 has 16x6.50x8 front rims, and the spindles are 3/4". They look like the originals, but I don't know that for sure.
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My 126 has 16x6.50x8 front rims, and the spindles are 3/4". They look like the originals, but I don't know that for sure.
It wasn't till partway through the quietline production that the change was made to 1" spindles.
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