2 Solid Rubber Front Tires for Exmark Mower for $129 total on Amazon
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2023
- Watch as we put on solid rubber tires on a Exmark 48in Radius. The tires were $129.00 on Amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B09W1J6ZZH?...
1. Remove the old tires
2. There are a cap that sits on each side of the tire where the bolt hold the tire on the caster. Remove those.
3. Next you see a metal pc with 2 flat spaces on each side of it where the long bolt goes through. Unscrew those until the come completely off. 1 on each side.
4. Remove the long hollow shaft that both those rounded nuts where on.
5. Put the hollow shaft in to the new run flat tire
6. You should have spacers for each tire. Put a spacer on each side.
7. Put the caps back on, one on each side. Note: the caps don't screw on. You have to hold them in place while putting them back on the caster.
8. Once you put the long bolt back through the caster fork to the tire and out of the other side of the caster, tighten everything down.
9. You may need to grease the new shaft and tire. If you don't have a grease nipple on the tire, grease the shaft prior to bolting everything down.
Good Luck!
Just what I needed to teach me how to do it. Thank you brother 🙏
Good deal may have to look at these for my Cub💯👍🏾
I watched this video and several like it and bought these tires for my Exmark Radius E 60". They are great for people like me that had to clear their land from scratch and still have thorns here and there. I have had them on my mower all this year. But, here's some things to think of. They make your ride bumpier. They are solid rubber so if you're like me and mow several acres and your land had soy beans on it 3 years ago you will feel it more. Also, my lawn is 4 acres and I mow probably 3 1/2 acres. I do question how these will hold up. I have a small chunk taken out of one of the tires and put some sealant on it and it's fine so far. If you have a small yard I think these would be great but I have doubts with the amount of mowing that I do that they'll last more than a few years. The reason I got these is that I still have thorns and stuff in a few areas I cut. Also, make sure you buy the tires like the gentleman that made this video installed. Get the ones with the zerk fittings on them. There are some that don't have them so make sure you get the ones you can shoot grease into once a year. If you have a smaller, smoother lawn these should last quite some time. Overall, I am happy with them.
Yes they do give a bumpy ride, but not having to air up on mornings where the weather is cool is awesome. Thanks for putting your experience on here 🙂
You are very correct on that. I will say, my only problem was with thorns. I was constantly getting thorns! Me and my wife knocked out tons of brush and thorn bushes and my tires were finding them.@@GreenerFieldsLawnCare
Thanks bro..I can't seem to get the axle out ...any ideas ?
I cant find the center hub. Even on Amazon
I need to see how ya get the bolt out..!!??
Once you loosen it you may have to take a Phillips head screw driver and tap it. Let me know if it's the bolt holding the tire on the castor fork.
I just now installed some of these flat free tires on front of my snapper..they came with all the bearings and things in the hub and is greaseable..but do they come packed with grease?..I emailed the Ebay seller and waiting on response..
You grease them thru the nipple on rim.
Where are you getting the rod from?
They should already be a part of the castor fork that's already on there.
Got one off Amazon solid front for $42