I think alot depends on tire pressure. I will be testing the wheel attachments on a hard surface to see how the cleats interface with the tire.
I removed three inches on the depth so that the cleats extend further over the tire. They now extend slightly past the center line (that would be the mold parting line on the tire). It may come to pass that these attachments are not suited for the 18.4 x 30 tires. I also drilled the new mounting plates for installation on my SMTAs or Farmall 400. Overall tire diameters for the 18.4 x 34 and 13.8 x 38 are very close.
I need to find a few more springs before I can move the tractor. I am also having problems with LP setup. Trying to work out those problems now. I may have to start a thread regarding the LP regulator and carbureter. I put a gasoline carb on and the engine runs great despite having been stuck.
This post was edited by Wardner at 09:07:03 11/12/09.
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