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Aye 13.6x36 and 11.2x24 would be standard size. What size is on her? SUTTO or UTTO for axles and hub. Make sure there is oil in them. They would have a habit of oil running out of the axel faster than you can pour it in!Just got a ford 4600 fitted with the carraro front axle, would like to know the optimum tyre sizes front and rear to minimise axle wind up on firmer ground. Also oil for the axle and hubs- SUTO or EP? any help and sources of info would be appreciated
Thanks for getting back to me, At the moment she's fitted with 16.9-30 and 10.5-20 but there on there last legs, any advice? as for the oil thanks for the tipAye 13.6x36 and 11.2x24 would be standard size. What size is on her? SUTTO or UTTO for axles and hub. Make sure there is oil in them. They would have a habit of oil running out of the axel faster than you can pour it in!
What cab is on her?
@Nearly, I use that chart ALL the timeHas everyone saved it?
@carbonfibre farmer was looking at this for his 4630?
Look at going up to 18.4 30 on back and find front to match?
16.9 30 would be an easily available size though.
You might find someone swapping the fronts on their modern JD?
Ford matched 11.2x24 with both 13.6x36 and 16.9x30. I've never seen 20" rims on any tractor that size, most would be on 24" rims. If you want to keep your 20" rims the closest you're going to get is a 12.4x20 but it's a bit small. 13.6x20 looks to be the right size but I can't find anyone that makes them.Thanks for getting back to me, At the moment she's fitted with 16.9-30 and 10.5-20 but there on there last legs, any advice? as for the oil thanks for the tip
I'll take the credit for that one.I use this one too. Set out slightly differently but still useful.
From someone on here, can't remember who though.