I'd be surprised if the tires weren't 15 inch tires. If you got an operator's manual it would probably tell you. The 990 AFIK as I know has a neat feature. When you raise the header, the conditioning rolls spread apart, making it much easier to clear clogging lumps of hay.
Re making a tree fall where you want to, get an inexpensive cable puller come a long. Using a short chain, attach one end as high as you can reach to the tree trunk. Run as many chains as needed to the other end and to the bottom of a tree in the direction you want it to fall. Tighten up the chains. Make your notch and start your cut on the opposite side. Tighten things up some more. The tree should start to lean. Tighten some more. Saw some more. Tighten again firmly. Saw mostly through the tree. If the tree doesn't start to lean more and give off cracking sounds, saw more, at this point the tree should start to fall. Get out of the way, cutting off the saw as you move.
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