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Re: TO :TRACTOR VET !! MORE Rim widening questions???


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Posted by The tractor vet on February 14, 2012 at 08:20:37 from (75.19.121.190):

In Reply to: Re: TO :TRACTOR VET !! MORE Rim widening questions??? posted by Mike1972chev on February 14, 2012 at 06:06:30:

If you have a 14.9 on a 12 inch rim the side walls are sucked in and crowns the tire . Heck you could put 20.8's on a 10 inch rim but it will not be wright . But hey it is like this it is your tractor and you can do what ever ya like . I put the 16.9's on to go play with the boys . What i should have done was put the 14.9's on and forgot about playen . While i was waisting my money on tires that the rest already had they were choppen up there tractors to make more cubes , getting cams done installing huge carbs and running with out governors . So my massive 59 horse power did not stand a chance . To me my S/Mta was worth more to me more or less stock. The only thing done to mine by the org owner was all the M&W stuff 4 1/8 pistons & gov. what i did was a little tweaking of the dist and some fine tuning of the carb. It runs nice but it will not run with the bigger engines of the boys that came to play and were not farmers . I did build five tractors for other people that had more check book then common sense and one for my accountant that made a lot of people around here really mad as it made for two years of long season pulling for them being in the back seat instead of the ft. seat plus the fact that we built it with JUNK parts only thing NEW were the bearing rings and gaskets , total cost including tractor and parts and tires was just shy of 3500 bucks.


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