13.6x36 was the standard tire on farmall 340s, jd 2010 and early 3010s. they aren't real common, as you are finding. the other 36"s would be 12.4x36- still not very many around but probably more than the 13.6s. the 11.2x36s fit many super c/200/240 farmalls. the 11.2 is noticeably smaller than the 12.4, which in turn is noticeably smaller than the 13.6x36.
i would suggest considering a pair of used 12.4s if you can find them, although the tractor will sit lower and likely have less traction (smaller footprint). another option might be to scour the parts yards for a case 630 with 34"? or 38" wheels and buy the wheels and rims used. it might be cheaper than new 13.6s.
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