Posted by old on January 08, 2009 at 21:22:17 from (4.244.57.69):
In Reply to: math question posted by Ralph 1111 on January 08, 2009 at 21:06:52:
Wheel size and tire size matter. For instance if your tire now are 9.5X24 and you switched them to say a 12.4X24 you would increase you speed a lot. How much I do not know but its not just wheel size but tire size that matters. Now yes you might be able to find a 28 inch rim that could be made to fit but again tire size will matter a lot also. And you also have another factor. How much will the engine pull in which gear. You might end up with a fast tractor that will only pull on flat ground or down hill
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