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Posted by JD Jack on November 13, 2003 at 11:28:17 from (64.80.38.130):
In Reply to: rear rims posted by Kevin on November 13, 2003 at 10:25:14:
When you go bigger you will have less of a chance of loosing traction, which is good! I have seen lots of 4010, 4000, and 4020s that have had 18.4-38 put on them. I haven't heard many people complaining after the change. On the front of most 4010 and 4020s are 11L-15. I don't know of anyone who switched to 16, mostly because the 16 will be a lot taller than the 15, and it looks better to be slightly lower in the fron that to be lower in the rear ( basicly how the tractor looks sitting on a level surface). But that is your prefrence, and you may want to change them too.
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