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AC 16 inch wheel for #4 plow
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    Posted: 22 Sep 2024 at 9:05am
I can’t find a tire with the aspect ratio to set the deepth of my number 4 plow . I’m using a 4.7 16 motorcycle tire with the ac rim 3 inch wide. I’m still going to deep. 
Is there a 4 or 4.5 16 inch rim I can use a 5.5 or 6 16 tire to get the diameter taller to get less deepth ?
Can’t get furrowed to lay down , more stacked or vertical now , best I can explain the issue .
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Have you tried one of the temporary spares? I use them for implement tires on everything.
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Is it a 5 bolt hub? There are thousands of WD rims out there with 5.50x16's on them.
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Three rib 5.00-16 tires are around $60. Most any tire dealer should be able to get you one.
As for the dirt not flipping over into the furrow, speed might be your issue. Most plows don't work very well at slow speeds.
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Example video from a good plowing setup channel. I'd sort through other videos he has. A lot of good information largely lost as small farms and small plows disappeared over the decades.


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