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WTB: front ag tire rims for 616-620
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Tracy Martin TN View Drop Down
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    Posted: 27 Jun 2017 at 10:16pm
I want to buy a set of narrow ag tire  front rims for the 616-620. Not sure who made them, but I think electric wheel.They don't have to be EW, but would like the look of originals. Thanks Tracy
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Look up Millertire.com
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i hady local tire shop get me some utility trailer wheels they were not supposed to have round holes but that was how they came, the wheels new  were 15.00 each    so i took a piece of round stock the same size as the hole and cut some slugs on the band saw for the holes and welded them in, ground them off and give them a coat of cream color paint and cant tell the differance  didnt plan on welding up the holes but that was all right .    mounted some 5 x 12 firestone tri ribs  that they got me from some place in indiana .     i like the look of the 5x12 better than the 4x12 peronally ,  with the 9.50 x 16 firestone on the back it makes the tractor sit real leval
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Points: 477 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote talntedmrgreen Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 Jul 2017 at 8:22am
I found mine cheap by watching ebay for nice used Farmall Cub rims.  They are the narrow, 12" 5-lug used on the Powermax machines.  When I bought mine I also stumbled on NOS 3-12 Firestone triribs on ebay.  I think I have around $120 into the setup (painted and mounted myself).  I like the look and LOVE the steering improvement.  




Edited by talntedmrgreen - 10 Jul 2017 at 8:23am
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I need the rims. Thanks Tracy
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