Pilot-Five did, here is his thread......

http://www.greentractortalk.com/for...com/forums/sub-compact-utility-tractors-scut/89321-new-hdap-tires-my-1025r.html


I will seriously consider these when it's time for new treads. I don't have much dirt work anymore, so I'll switch to either these or turfs, probably the HDAPs.

 

Same here for the same reasons. But a lot more unlikely to be available for my 2 series.

10 years and 450 hours and my tires are about 1/2 worn. Can’t figure out why since they are always on grass and dirt.....

 

Has anyone put hdaps on their scut? Would they handle the weight the the fel on?


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They better. When my R-4's wear out that is what is going on my 1026. There is one member on here that did put HDAP on his 1 series. Just make sure you get the 4 ply rating or higher. My 2210 I had before had turf tires on and it handled the FEL fully loaded just fine. I never did check the ply rating on them.




I see CP got ahead of me.

 

Those tires will last for 20+ years unless you're on the road and hard surface a lot. I agree, no reason to get low bid tires when you only buy them once or twice in a lifetime.:thumbup1gif:

 

From: http://www.greentractortalk.com/for...k.com/forums/general-tractor-operation-ownership/33705-hdap-v-turf-tires-4.html

"I also wanted to point out that from the quick review of Carlisle web site that the HDAP tires seem to have a greatly reduced load rating vs the R4 and R3.
HDAP front 18 x 8.5 x 10, 4 ply is 495 lb rating vs R4 4 ply @ 830 lb rating.

The only 26 x 12 x 12 HDAP that I could find is rated at 760 lb vs same size R4 @ 1780 lb rating

If I have not made some grievous mistake with my tire shopping on the Carlisle site then the change to HDAP would be a severe and potentially dangerous mistake in my opinion."


Edit 1:
Carlisle Multi-Trac C/S 18x8.5x10 R3 4-ply is rated at 825lbs
Carlisle Multi-Trac C/S 26x12x12 R3 4-ply is rated at 1760lbs or 2270lbs for 6-ply

Edit 2:
The HDAP's listed above seem pretty good though.

 

From: http://www.greentractortalk.com/for...k.com/forums/general-tractor-operation-ownership/33705-hdap-v-turf-tires-4.html

"I also wanted to point out that from the quick review of Carlisle web site that the HDAP tires seem to have a greatly reduced load rating vs the R4 and R3.
HDAP front 18 x 8.5 x 10, 4 ply is 495 lb rating vs R4 4 ply @ 830 lb rating.

The only 26 x 12 x 12 HDAP that I could find is rated at 760 lb vs same size R4 @ 1780 lb rating

If I have not made some grievous mistake with my tire shopping on the Carlisle site then the change to HDAP would be a severe and potentially dangerous mistake in my opinion."

I’m coming up with the same results you are. The fronts are almost cut in half of the amount of weight they can carry. So, if you get a 1025r with fel with turf tires how are they able to handle the load?


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Another question. I have noticed that the HD field trax max weight of 495 @ 50mph. The multi trac is 730 @ 10mph. So considering I’m not going to do more than 10mph on the 1025r does that mean the tire would have a higher weight rating?


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Pilot-Five put Kenda Terra Trac K502's on his 1 series:

26x12.00-12 Kenda Terra Trac Garden Tractor Tire


Kenda Tires | Turf / Trailer / Specialty | K502


Here's the specs.....

 

I checked the Carlisle HD Field Trax weight rating on palmetto specialty tire and the fronts are same rating as R4, the rears are rated at 1140 lbs per tire which should be plenty I would think. I’m a little iffy though after reading Pilot-Five’s thread because of the fro t to rear ratio. I had no idea that it played a major role in 4x4 operation. This is my first 4x4 tractor. Surely though the turf tires are a little smaller than the R4s are?


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I don't know why they don't have hdap's for the 1025r.They have them for others bigger and smaller tractors.Just like front fenders,have them for bigger and smaller tractors.
Here's one on a larger tractor hdap like any way.

 

I don't think those are the HDAP tires on that tractor but they are thr Radial turfs like I have on my 2038r. I also put the Kenda terra turfs on my 1025r and haven't used all wheel drive so far this winter plowing snow. Last year with the R4 tires I was in 4 wheel most of the time. Below I have pictures of both the Hdap tires on the scut and the radial turfs on my new 2038R.

 

Could x7xx front fender be rigged to fit?


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Yes,it has been done.
Dealer told me 1025R can't have front fenders - MyTractorForum.com - The Friendliest Tractor Forum and Best Place for Tractor Information

 

You should try these.

https://www.amazon.com/Maxxis-Horn-M918-Radial-Tire/dp/B000GV53K0?th=1

 

So far the Kenda tires have been great. We had only one real snow and it was only about three inches but no traction issues at all.