Implement tires

Is there anywhere on the web to get a chart of implement tire conversion sizes?
I'm also trying to find an inset rim in which the hub mounts to the inside-most edge of the rim. Any idea where these were used?
Thanks

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around here, 16" implement rims are common.. and they usually have an offset hub so you can dish in or out.

N ford tractors generally are seen wearing 16" generic implement rims.

tsc has them as well as other farm stores and online sellers.

pretty sure ytmag sells them too.


here are what ytmag offers in a 16" rim

Front Rim - Front Rim with weight holes. 4.5" x 16", 2500 lb. capacity. 6 bolt, 6" circle, 4.62" pilot for 5.50" x 6.00" x 16" tires. Add $10 additional shipping due to size and weight. IF ORDERING ON-LINE, THIS ADDITIONAL CHARGE WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR ORDER AFTER YOUR RECEIPT IS PRINTED. (Part No: 8N1015D) $51.74 [Enlarge Picture]

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Front Rim - Front Rim with weight holes. 8" x 16". 6 bolt, 6" circle, 4.62" pilot. Add $10 additional shipping due to size and weight. IF ORDERING ON-LINE, THIS ADDITIONAL CHARGE WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR ORDER AFTER YOUR RECEIPT IS PRINTED. (Part No: D5NN1007A) $87.58 [Enlarge Picture]

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Front Rim - Heavy Duty - Front Rim with weight holes. 5.5" x 16", 3300 lb. capacity. 6 bolt, 6" circle, 4.62" pilot for 7.5" x 16" tires. Add $10 additional shipping due to size and weight. IF ORDERING ON-LINE, THIS ADDITIONAL CHARGE WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR ORDER AFTER YOUR RECEIPT IS PRINTED. (Part No: C5NN1007A) $59.26 [Enlarge Picture]

if this wasn't what you were looking for, post back.


soundguy

15" are most common around here on wagons, tho there are 14" and 16" also. From your description of the rim you're looking for, call a parts yard that has some New Holland 1400's (worthington ag parts has some... and has yards in several states). A common rear tire on 1400's is 11L 16, and the rim is very deeply dished, like you want... about flush with the inside bead. Uses a standard 6-bolt pattern, same as most wagons and Ford tractor front axles.

"Implement tire conversion sizes?"

Converting what to what?

Implement to car/truck sizes is easy: Multiply by 25.4 and round to the nearest available size.

7.50" wide tire x 25.4 = 190.5mm

Nearest standard metric size would be a "195" tire on the same size rim as the implement tire.

Might be tough to find a 195-75R16, but a 215-75R16 or 225-75R16 is close enough.

Don't use old car tires. They're too soft and don't have the weight capacity. Use old truck tires, LT-rated.