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Old 06-27-2011, 12:50 PM
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Cool deal! Glad it's working out for you.
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I had to figure somthing cheap out since i almost broke the bank buying the tires, im working on a very slim budget i had to sell a 1450 the other day to pay some bills
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Nice duals. Your tractor looks great.
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You mean that all that is holding the other wheel on is all thread, what is it threaded in to if the other wheel is bolted to the axel, is it bolted to and threw the inside wheel? If so, was the other wheel drilled for the all thread?
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I used 1/2 inch allthread and put it through where the wheel weights would mount, i put a nut and washer on each side of each wheel so there are 4 nuts and 4 washers on each piece of allthread and 4 pieces of allthread on each side of the tractor i spaced the wheels about 3/4 of an inch apart so the tires wont rub but i can change the spacing if i need to and i left plenty sticking through the outside wheel for weights if i ever find a pair i can afford lol. Ill try to take some pics tonight
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will this be hard enough not to break off? stuff ive used has been pretty soft? good idea if it will work
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Ive been using it and i havent had any problems i mow some pretty steep banks with it and some ditches and ive pulled my 60 chevy 1.5 ton truck with it. ill keep you all updated of any problems, i was going to use them at the local fair garden tractor pull but the rules dont allow dual wheels
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