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<blockquote data-quote="SkidRoe" data-source="post: 60945" data-attributes="member: 3290"><p>I think that your plan has merit, I did the same thing for the 12" rims I have on mine, using garden tractor rims. The biggest concern that I would have is the rim size and the availability of the proper tires. Most, if not all, modern skidsteer tires (R-4 tread pattern) are meant for 16.5" rims. This rim size was popular in North America back in the '70's on 3/4 ton pickup trucks. You may want to check your tire and rim availability before going too far. Also, (I am assuming that you have 8 lug rims) the 8-lug bolt pattern is common between most skidsteer manufacturers, so this opens up your choice if you can find a set of used rims from say a Bobcat or a Thomas machine, etc. HTH.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SkidRoe, post: 60945, member: 3290"] I think that your plan has merit, I did the same thing for the 12" rims I have on mine, using garden tractor rims. The biggest concern that I would have is the rim size and the availability of the proper tires. Most, if not all, modern skidsteer tires (R-4 tread pattern) are meant for 16.5" rims. This rim size was popular in North America back in the '70's on 3/4 ton pickup trucks. You may want to check your tire and rim availability before going too far. Also, (I am assuming that you have 8 lug rims) the 8-lug bolt pattern is common between most skidsteer manufacturers, so this opens up your choice if you can find a set of used rims from say a Bobcat or a Thomas machine, etc. HTH. [/QUOTE]
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