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Old 04-14-2018, 10:03 AM
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Default Rear wheel width, option?

The IH manual says my 147 was standard with 8.50-12 rear tires, however, when I acquired mine it has 10.5-12 rear tires. Were those an option? Or did a PO install them at some point? (makes no difference really, I don't plan on changing them back, just curious)
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10.50's were an option.
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Just about every 147 I owned had the 10.50 tires installed, I do believe it was standard equipment .
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10.50's were an option.
Add on question...
Did the optional 10.5's on the 8.5 wide rims force the use of a 48" deck?
Or will the 42" deck gauge wheels still clear the optional tires and rims?
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23x8.50-12 were Standard Equipment Rear Tires. 23x10.50-12 were Optional, per the IH Cadet Cadet Data Sheet.
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23x8.50-12 were Standard Equipment Rear Tires. 23x10.50-12 were Optional, per the IH Cadet Cadet Data Sheet.
I understand that part.

Did the optional wider tires negate the use of the 42" deck and require use of the 48" deck so that the gauge wheels would clear?
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You can use a 42" deck with gauge wheels on a narrow frame.
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You can use a 48" deck with the wide wheels.
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10.50's always look better, just check out this sexy behind! Kinda makes me wish my wife had 10.50's
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