600 front wheels on a 6155r

[Milk_man]

Will a set of 600 make much difference to the turning circle compare to a set of 540 on the front of a John Deere 6155R

 

[Nhtvt170]

Yes.... it's definitely noticeable

 

[daveydiesel1]

If not on solid rims if they were adjusted out it shouldnt make any difference

 

[Milk_man]

Thanks it is on solid rims. Sales said there won’t be any difference [emoji15]

 

[KB6930]

I've one on 600 and the turning circle is crap I've got the stops screwed in far enough you need to watch you don't catch the bonnet and it's still crap

 

[DieselRob]

I’ll make an assumption and say it’s set on 72” centres, if you swap the wheels side to side it puts them out to 80” and would mean you could gain on turning circle, this is what my 6215r is like, makes a big difference

 

[KB6930]

I’ll make an assumption and say it’s set on 72” centres, if you swap the wheels side to side it puts them out to 80” and would mean you could gain on turning circle, this is what my 6215r is like, makes a big difference

Kinda need them at 72 for tramlines

 

[DieselRob]

Kinda need them at 72 for tramlines

My tramlines are put in at 80” with 2 coulter shut off, my spraying tractor is a 6130r on 650/520 tyres set at 72”, they still run on the tramlines, although an OP with a name like @Milk_man might be more to do with grass than grain anyway

 

[Milk_man]

It won’t be on tramlines all grass work. Will do a bit of ploughing

 

[C.J]

What are you hoping to achieve ?

If you are on 540/65R28 tyres and want to run at lower pressures then Bridgestone and BKT make VF tyres in this size.

 

[Milk_man]

It is Michelin xeobibs I’m looking at