I've got 1 1/2 on mine & they fit just about right. The only thing I noticed was on the right rear guide wheel handle it would hit the tire when I flipped it out. So I took my grinder & took about 1/2 in off of it. Works just fine now.
1-1/2" spacers make a 3" difference in stance. I think that's what Bob is asking. A 3" spacer makes a 6" difference.
Bob, I added a cab this summer and then 1.5" spacers. It does make a difference in stability. It doesn't feel as tippy with the cab. I imagine without the cab it would feel better also... just a better footprint.
1-1/2" spacers make a 3" difference in stance. I think that's what Bob is asking. A 3" spacer makes a 6" difference.
Bob, I added a cab this summer and then 1.5" spacers. It does make a difference in stability. It doesn't feel as tippy with the cab. I imagine without the cab it would feel better also... just a better footprint.
If you have the deck on the machine you can measure the gap with the deck raised. Sulley doesn’t have a deck on his and can benefit from 6” extra width.
I don't have a deck on my machine, but I would be worried that 3" spacers would put too much stress on the axles/hubs? I do a lot of loader work, so added stability would be super nice.
I did an install of bro-teks 1.4 inch spacers. I had some concern and have come to the experts. The first is i thought these would be hub centric. What i got are only hub centric to the wheel but not the tractor axle. the inside pocket is nearly 5 mm larger than the axle flange. So all my...
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