John Deere 757 ZTrak Michelin Tweel Install Airless Tires

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  • Опубліковано 15 сер 2017
  • Install of a set a Michelin Tweel airless tires on an older John Deere 757 ZTrak. They didn't just bolt on. Had to do some mods.
    Things that might help with a project like this:
    Michelin Tweels: amzn.to/2PLpAID
    Golf Cart Spacers: amzn.to/2Lm2V7h
    This video contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and buy, I'll receive a small commission.
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  • @mossman381
    @mossman381  5 років тому +4

    Things that might help with a project like this:
    Michelin Tweels: amzn.to/2PLpAID
    Golf Cart Spacers: amzn.to/2Lm2V7h
    This video contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and buy, I'll receive a small commission.

    • @HitBiggest
      @HitBiggest 4 роки тому

      mossman381 the spacers in the link look wider than the ones in the video are these a different ones that won’t need to be modified to fit?

    • @dawsonkennedy960m
      @dawsonkennedy960m 9 місяців тому

      If I ever get a 757 I’m going to put tweels on it so thanks for the links!

  • @TermiteBenny
    @TermiteBenny 7 років тому +2

    They make these for skid loaders as well. I would love to try them out on a skid loader. On construction sites nails are everywhere and not always do I need my track machines. Nice thing is you'll always mow evenly side to side, no more tire being low on air pressure on one side and causing the mower to cut unlevel.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому +1

      I don't see any downsides yet except the cost.

  • @stackdnjackd
    @stackdnjackd 4 роки тому

    Mossman381 thank you for the information, it was dead on correct and my tweels went on within minutes, I love them! Thanks again!

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  4 роки тому

      Glad it was helpful. I love my tweels.

  • @mobleyMobley
    @mobleyMobley 5 років тому

    I am about to try bolting some tweels onto my kubota bx2370. Hopefully they fit, keeping my dix crossed!

  • @jakek6900
    @jakek6900 7 років тому +1

    Those are some nifty wheels. Didn't know you guys had a lathe, looks like a pretty nice one too

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому +2

      Dad got it a long time ago. It is nice. I don't run the lathe right now. I watch dad and he shows me what he is doing.

  • @BigRandyR
    @BigRandyR 7 років тому +1

    I've tried since they released to get a set from my local John Deere dealer (Richie Tractor) for my Z920a and keep telling me I can't buy them, only come on the machine. Guess it's ok because I wouldn't have thought about buying wheel spacers and I definitely don't have the skills to machine them out like you did Great video, I can't wait to see how they work for you. I've heard nothing but good thing from some fellow landscapers. Hope scag gets some soon as well.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому

      I was told the same thing at the dealer. They sent me to the sales guy. He looked it up and saw they now have a part # and could be ordered. He called someone and they said he could order them. 3 days later they had them at the dealer. I am probably one of the first people to order them separate from a new machine. Not familiar with all the Ztrak mowers but these wheels are designed to work on the new Z900 series. You can't get them on the Z915. Not sure why. They aren't cheap. A little over $1100. With a new machine they are $850.

  • @CampersofChaos
    @CampersofChaos 7 років тому

    looks awesome!

  • @wcb22516
    @wcb22516 4 роки тому

    Can you do a vidoe with the old rim and tires and see if an inner tube will work inside of those tires. It looks like they still have plenty of tread.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  4 роки тому

      I don't see myself going back to air tires.

  • @547Rick
    @547Rick 7 років тому

    Interesting design! Curious to see how they actually work mowing.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому +1

      They are working great so far. Best part is no checking air pressure and no worries about a flat.

  • @falcon6936
    @falcon6936 4 роки тому

    Awesome look, do they make some for a Scag cheetah?👍

  • @Amy-ot4jg
    @Amy-ot4jg 3 роки тому

    I am mostly interested in those type of tires to get better traction on hills was wondering if you have any input also was wondering if it is Easier on grass with turns

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  3 роки тому +1

      When the tires were new they actually had less traction because they had like a wax on them. Once that wore off they work like normal tires. I don't see getting more traction from them. They work just like normal tires but never need air and I don't worry about running anything over. I wish I could get some for the front wheels.

  • @billthompson5644
    @billthompson5644 7 років тому

    1. Did you try Mills Fleet Farm?
    2. Did you check the stems?
    A lot of times they dry rot right where, they go through the room.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому +1

      I don't have to worry about valve stems anymore :)

  • @maraudermitchelli
    @maraudermitchelli 4 роки тому

    Excellent video sir thank you, I’m debating a zero turn purchase now on my channel. 😊

  • @alfmuss3
    @alfmuss3 4 роки тому

    Can the X Tweel Turfs be used with a 14 bushel bagger system like MCS. I have a Z925A 60" Mower Deck

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  4 роки тому

      Not sure. I have not had any of the newer mowers. I have owned this one for 15+ years.

  • @JsCrazyCutzLLC
    @JsCrazyCutzLLC Рік тому

    I noticed this video is 5 years ago so, I'm just curious if your still running those same tweels and how do you like them?

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  Рік тому +1

      I love them. At first they seemed like they didn't have good traction. It's like they had a wax coating on them but that wore off. Not having to worry about air or running over something is great. The only downside to these tires is the price.

  • @doc559
    @doc559 7 років тому +1

    What do the
    Tweels cost? Good work around. 👍Thanks for sharing 😀

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому +1

      They aren't cheap. A little over $1100.

  • @toddp2513
    @toddp2513 Рік тому

    Hey could you just have used a longer wheel stud instead of the spacers?? I would like to put a set on my 757

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  Рік тому

      Don't think so. It will hit something without the spacer.

  • @rparker2824
    @rparker2824 3 роки тому

    Thanks for posting. Would tweels on the front have kept it level?

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  3 роки тому +1

      Not sure. I would love to put airless tires up front but not sure they will work on the older models.

    • @julylinett520
      @julylinett520 Рік тому

      @@mossman381 We have solid tires on the front and they are great. It required several bearings to fit right on the axle. But my frame got bent several years ago so one of them is frequently flailing in the air and landing askew. As a result, the bearings shear. Wish I had a way to fix the frame.

  • @jps8997
    @jps8997 6 років тому

    Anyone know or tried to use the tweels on another mower like scag or ferris? Or if michelin finally made them for other brands?

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  6 років тому

      Not that I have seen. These are just being sold separately from new machines recently.

  • @mgl_outdoors8836
    @mgl_outdoors8836 2 роки тому

    Wonder if they make tweels for z335e

  • @subascrub_810
    @subascrub_810 7 років тому

    Is that a cletrac in the back round

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому

      Oliver OC-6. We have many of them.

  • @dogoargentino1420
    @dogoargentino1420 5 років тому

    Over $1000 lot of money just for a set of tires ( Good video )

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  5 років тому

      Probably would have had $300 or so in a new set of tires. Been two years and loving not worrying about air in my tires. I guess the way I look at it I spent $1000 but saved $6-7000 by not buying a new mower. I really want the air ride seat the new mowers have too.

  • @toddp2513
    @toddp2513 Рік тому

    Is that a 54" deck?

  • @kalonjohnson28
    @kalonjohnson28 7 років тому +2

    You should also do video of you mowing with new wheels

  • @kalonjohnson28
    @kalonjohnson28 7 років тому

    You should do video of how you level your deck.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому +1

      I will see if I can get a video. I plan to level it again at some point.

  • @JeffTheFarmer365
    @JeffTheFarmer365 7 років тому

    My lathe is super heavy man. Even lifting half of it with the WD-45 Loader made the back end come off the ground

    • @bigfootandbananaman4746
      @bigfootandbananaman4746 7 років тому

      Randy Bobandy wow nice tractor that must be a huge lathe

    • @JeffTheFarmer365
      @JeffTheFarmer365 7 років тому

      Bigfoot And Bananaman Solid cast iron about 10' long. Weighs about 2 tons

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  7 років тому

      I am pretty sure we picked our lathe up with our Clark forklift. I believe it has a 9000lbs capacity.

    • @JeffTheFarmer365
      @JeffTheFarmer365 7 років тому

      mossman381 If i had wheel weights i would have lifted it no problem

  • @bennettfriesen33
    @bennettfriesen33 6 років тому

    Wonder how many times you said four? Lol, good vid though.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  6 років тому

      Probably a lot. This setup is still working good for me.

  • @BtwilliasGarage
    @BtwilliasGarage 5 років тому

    Hey Mossman. Would you be interested in shipping/selling me an oem wheel? Need one asap. Located in NC. I can email you if you can ship soon and give me a decent price.

    • @mossman381
      @mossman381  5 років тому +1

      I have to keep those old rims and tires in case I get a new mower.

    • @BtwilliasGarage
      @BtwilliasGarage 5 років тому

      @@mossman381 understood. Found one locally brand new for $80. Thanks for the reply