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16.9 X 38 and proper rim width

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Mopower

09-27-2007 08:39:27

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Just measured up a new old set of tires last night. 16.9 X 38 8ply Firestone Deep Tread. They appear to spread pretty flat at 16 inches. I talked to my buddy the tire cutter guy and he said git r' dun. Some of the best tractors in our club run theirs on 18 inch rims. It's time for me to hunt up some rims. What are the thoughts of some of you fellas here on YT?

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JDBert

09-28-2007 19:18:52

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Re: 16.9 X 38 and proper rim width in reply to Mopower, 09-27-2007 08:39:27

16.9 deep treads- 18" rims

16.9 SAT's same rim- not near as spread out on the rim as the deep treads- Might go back to the deep treads dont know yet

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09-29-2007 06:04:04

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Re: 16.9 X 38 and proper rim width in reply to JDBert, 09-28-2007 19:18:52

GOOD GRAVY!! Those Deep Treads look MEAN! BTW, go back to them and sell me the SAT's!! :) ...1 269 921 4686..

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superh

09-29-2007 17:40:14

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Re: 16.9 X 38 and proper rim width in reply to AC, 09-29-2007 06:04:04

you have a set. he can sell them to me. 517-204-4967

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Single Front Wheel

09-30-2007 10:10:22

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Re: 16.9 X 38 and proper rim width in reply to superh, 09-29-2007 17:40:14

HA HA....btw, mine are not that heavy..Ill try to weigh one today..

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2 Cylinder

09-27-2007 17:48:24

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Re: 16.9 X 38 and proper rim width in reply to Mopower, 09-27-2007 08:39:27

I am running 16.9 x 38"s on a 14.5" rim width, and have for the last 20 years with very good success, have prize money and trophies to show for it. I"m sure there are several variables that will work, rim width wise. Best of Luck.

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