I was looking for tips to adjust my tires on a B7510. One of them lost the bolt and slipped. Concerning your comment about the hub mounted with the studs facing inward. That configuration is shown in my parts list for the B7510. Just an FYI. Great video.
Oh I just noticed the other part yes when running AG tires you need to flip the Hub so it points outside and reinstall the wheel studs so they face out also. or you can just pull the hub off every time you want to take the tire off. When you're running the turf tires turn the hub inside to get the tire out as far as possible because of the width of the tire. Moving the studs on the Hub is up to the owner personally I don't mind pulling the entire assembly when changing a tire or whatever is needs to be done. It doesn't happen often enough to go to the trouble of moving the studs to the other side. In my opinion
I no longer on the tractor so regretfully I cannot answer your question. However the Kubota dealer can definitely guide you on what tire size you need to buy.
Pretty good video but you need to be careful flipping the rim around. Most rims are not flippable due to the fact that the perch for the lug nut actually touches the Hub in One Direction if you turn the rim around the rim does not touch. When you tighten the Lugnuts it's going to bend the rim. Simply put one way there's a gap between the Hub and the rim and the other way there's not a gap between the Hub in the rim where the stud is. Also One Direction there's alignment notches in the rim to catch the Hub the other direction there is no alignment notches to catch the hub for alignment. But this is not all tractors as you said you just need to make sure that your rims are flippable.
Thanks for posting this. My Kubota B7610 has the same setup. And I’ll be able to set them wider now. Nicely done! Simple and straightforward.
I was looking for tips to adjust my tires on a B7510. One of them lost the bolt and slipped. Concerning your comment about the hub mounted with the studs facing inward. That configuration is shown in my parts list for the B7510. Just an FYI. Great video.
Just what I needed! Thanks
Thanks! Great video with clear instruction.
Oh I just noticed the other part yes when running AG tires you need to flip the Hub so it points outside and reinstall the wheel studs so they face out also. or you can just pull the hub off every time you want to take the tire off. When you're running the turf tires turn the hub inside to get the tire out as far as possible because of the width of the tire.
Moving the studs on the Hub is up to the owner personally I don't mind pulling the entire assembly when changing a tire or whatever is needs to be done. It doesn't happen often enough to go to the trouble of moving the studs to the other side. In my opinion
Hey just wondering what size are your front tires since I would like to upgrade my front rims and tires going from turf to ag tnx
I no longer on the tractor so regretfully I cannot answer your question. However the Kubota dealer can definitely guide you on what tire size you need to buy.
Pretty good video but you need to be careful flipping the rim around. Most rims are not flippable due to the fact that the perch for the lug nut actually touches the Hub in One Direction if you turn the rim around the rim does not touch. When you tighten the Lugnuts it's going to bend the rim.
Simply put one way there's a gap between the Hub and the rim and the other way there's not a gap between the Hub in the rim where the stud is. Also One Direction there's alignment notches in the rim to catch the Hub the other direction there is no alignment notches to catch the hub for alignment. But this is not all tractors as you said you just need to make sure that your rims are flippable.
Show us the fabricated cab on that other tractor
i don't yet have a video on how I made that cab but here is a video showing footage of the finished product. ua-cam.com/video/IZBbzayb4p4/v-deo.html