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So, looking in the operator's manual for the Quietlines linked on here, it seems like I need a set of 23x8.50-12 tires on my tractor for it to be accurate. The front tires are the stock size (4.80x4-8s), but the rears aren't. Interestingly, the manual doesn't even mention the 800. Strange. I'll have to look for the tire sizes for it. It says that 1000s had 6-12s stock, the 1200s, 1250s, and 1450s all had 23x8.50x12 tires, and the 1650s only had the 23x10.50-12s.
Also, another note, I noticed that in the original operator's manual, the footrests didn't have the little holes on them. I guess they made the manuals with the earliest of the originals. |
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The specifications listed in the Cub Cadet Brochure is the same for the 800 and the 1000 EXCEPT for the engine (8hp vs 10hp).
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800, 1000, 1200, 1250, 1450 and 1650 Operator's Manual
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If you want 6-12 tires run 6-12 tires. They bolt on, track correctly, don't change the ratio..... it's fine. They are a bit shorter, so top speed will be slightly less, but that ads torque. There are guys who want 26X12-12's. Personally I think those tires are a waste, as they are much taller and increase speed, but decrease torque. There was a reason the SGT's that used them had a different ratio. 6-12's are fine. Run them if you want them.
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I'll run the 6-12s in the summer for plowing and such, I might buy some 1" spacers to make the tractor a little wider. I'll try to find some actual IH wheel weights and maybe get some ags for the rims.
I'll find and run a set of 23x8.50-12 ags and chains during the winter and for some things during the summer. It'll wear the 6-12s and weights to shows. |
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You don't need wheel spacers.
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I know, but I'm still debating whether to even just buy 1" or .5" spacers. If not, I'll just leave the width stock.
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Both of my 1250s had 23 x 10.5-12 on them when I got them.
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