dual wheels

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Strange as it may now seem, four-wheel drive in the Ireland and the UK was often considered an unnecessary gimmick – right up until the early eighties. Even when its virtues were reluctantly being recognised it was only considered worthwhile on tractors...

Pulled out of storage I believe spud or root at least trailed elevator digger, looks complete Will be cut up soon but seems a shame 😕 Ive seen them with retro 3piont hitch so mounted for headlands .... Pr3 preston. 'Offers invited ' 😃

Hi. Wondered if anyone could help me out. I damage one of the centre dishes on my 2006 case mxu115 xline. 38inch rims. But am struggling to find a replacement. Was in touch with case but they think that the rims wer changed. The hole in the centre of the dish is 140mm and the distance from nut...

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Dual wheels were, at one time, all the rage with tillage farmers, as the appreciation grew that the increasing weight of ever more powerful tractors was starting to damage the soil structure. The tractor manufacturers responded with bigger wheels and...

Hi All, If this question has already been answered then apologies for the post but I couldn't find an easy way to search previous threads and would appreciate some advice on tractor selection, please. We've moved from the flat land of Oxfordshire to the slopes of Somerset with 36% gradients...

Looking for a pair of 710/70 R42 for a set of dual wheels, don't need to be anything special - circa 30% Cheers

Family has arable fields on light chalky/flinty land (South Downs) which have been ploughed / power-harrowed /drilled / rolled for years (dont ask me why) and are very uneven and not level when going over the tramlines as seen in my very accurate diagram below. Is painful driving accross them at...

What's your procedure for going in after recent ploughings? I have a combi but don't feel it always gives a great result going straight in after the plough. Have tried putting Cambridge rolls over prior to the drill which helped but it left wheeling's that didn't drill well. Feel there must be...

Before i go and buy brand new ones i thought it was worth an ask, im after 15x M16 fine eyenuts for dual wheels, in Lincolnshire if possible. Thanks

5M002949 - Used Stocks 18.4 x 38 Dual Wheels Advert added by: Chandlers (Farm Equipment) Ltd Machinery Details Category: Parts and Maintenance Wheels Price: £395 Condition: Used Description Stocks 18.4 X 38 Dual Wheels How to make contact with the Dealer Click here to...

Bit of a discussion in Hfd Towers this morning . I have just had a rough weekend health wise and though I'm much better now but I do have underlying health issues . We (OH & me) were just generally talking and OHmade a comment saying " the trouble with farmers is that farming is their...

Didn’t want to hijack the other thread currently running but I’m thinking about the opposite and running 2 combines instead of 1. Currently cutting 700 acres with an 11 plate NH CX8070 with 25ft cut, and a range of cropping from winter OSR and winter barley, winter wheat and spring beans. I aim...

Is there a map for where people do more direct drilling over ploughing? Moving on from the ploughing is bad thread, where is the cross over point. Is it only for the big south of England farms? Where is is dry and sunny and warm? I’m in Northern Ireland, it’s damp and mild all year around. I...

Massey Ferguson 6150 Advert added by: Charlie Gilbert @Gator_boy9 Machinery Details Category: Tractors Farm Tractors Price: £12000 Condition: Good Description Owned since new in 1994 done 6300 hrs, tidy tractor in full working order. Comes with stocks dual wheels...

Is a 20.8 r 42 the same height as 580/70 r42? Looking for dual wheels to match. Thanks

I've recently been thinking about getting a mini low loader for moving a machine, silage bales and tonne bags of feeding stuff. I'm also thinking if it would be possible to have a low loader that you could put a livestock container on aswell. Obviously the ramps at the rear would need to be...

Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland It was the desire to get away from planting under plastic that led Pat Kinsella to take a long hard look at the way in which he grew the maize for his beef finishing enterprise in Co. Wicklow. Pat feels strongly about filling his soil with plastic...

To open a controversy, what is the benefit of dual tractor land wheels and is it worth the risk of getting penalised? Overtly banned wherever I plough yet blatant obsconders abound, WTF? And whilst I have your attention, see those bendy reversible ploughs lifting bodies at will, what is 'the...

After a pair of 18.4 r38 tyres . Part worns Thanks

Currently running a set of dual wheels on r38,got a fresh tractor coming on 42”s, anyone know how much more weight 42”s dual wheels would weigh over 38”s