Posted by Russ600 on January 02, 2013 at 17:46:42 from (216.238.232.187):
In Reply to: W9 Tires posted by Dave Meisner on January 02, 2013 at 13:18:06:
Hi
I hate to start an agrument, but I think the 16.9 x 34 replaced the 14 x34 and the 18.4 x 34 replaced the 15 x 34. Check your rims to see where the off sets are. Rim might be mounted backwards or the rims came off a different tractor that had 34 in rubber. With the proper rims both size of tires will fit and have good clearance between the tires and fenders I can't say for sure but I think some of the early 9's came with 32 in rubber and I think 32 in rubber was used on some of the industrial 9's. Cheers Russ
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