Row crop wheels - Case Puma or New Holland
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Machinery Details
Category: Parts and Maintenance Wheels Price: £2000 Condition: Used
Description
Row crop wheels and tyres
Used on Case Puma 160/165 but assume would suit...
On the main road. Only a mile from home but six miles from destination, the old HiSpec 10,000 litre tanker’s Ukrainian tyre gave out. It was nearly dark on the Saturday night and had to park it and tractor up on the lay-by. The same lay-by that the Same conked out at a few months ago [it’s still...
Some years ago we sold a property in the village along with an acre or so of land to the rear. The buyer did not want to do anything with the land, purely to protect his view and prevent any potential future building there. Consequently we have continued to farm it with the rest of the field for...
Has anyone got one of these? Been to see a Lagan box today but seams dear for its age although it’s in good condition. For 5k more I can have a brand new one of these that should last a long time. Also like the 7ft width as we have some tight spots to get into.
I’ve got M600 with the standard issue tyres 520/70R38 rear and 480/70R24 and a M620 which usually comes with 650/65/R38 rear and 540/65R28 however this machine has row crops on it sized 380/90r46 rear and 380/85R30 ( interestingly this size of row crops aren’t listed on the Duetz compatibility...
Bit of a minefield?!?
I was drilling stubble turnips other day and suddenly tyre went down on the back of new Holland. Got a gash in the side wall.
Could have repaired it but thought tyres 5 year old and few other minor gashs in the sidewall as well. Bought some new BKTs to be fitted today...
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Just doing steering pins and bearings on my 70hp Same 4wd, what is the usual toe in or toe out on a 4wd tractor? If my memory is correct its toe out 1/2 inch.
I'm having trouble finding an agri radial in the size of 18,4r26 for a backhoe. Most be agri grip as this machine does a lot of field work. Don't want crossplys again if I can as I often found not enough of the lug was on the ground and they wore quick enough.
I'm not looking for top brands...
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