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• Dec 27, 2008

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Hi all HOPE YOU ALL HAD A GREAT CHRISTMAS
Does anyone know if you can fit 12.4 / 24 stomold tyres on to a 7245 , as a replacement to the 11.2 / 24 that are on there now .
it does have a loader on if that makes any difference, any help would be great .
thanks martin

 

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• Dec 28, 2008

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If the circumference is the same, it wont be a problem. If not, you will loose rubber when its used on hard surfaces due to the 4wd interaxle ratio.

12.4 radials could very well have the same rolling circumference as 11.2 diagonals....

 

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• Jan 2, 2009

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Thanks for that renze .
Has anyone ever tryed putting 12.4 /24 stomil tyres or anyother 12.4 `s on their 7245 ?
thanks martin

 

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• Jan 5, 2009

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Whats your rear tire size ?
Over here they standard came on 12.4-24 front and 16.9-34 rear

 

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• Jan 7, 2009

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Hi renze
I have 16.9 r 30 on the rear do you think they will match with the 12.4 / 24 `s ? , just needed to check that they didn`t get too close to the assister ram either but if you have them as standard they must be ok .

Thanks for the help Martin

 

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• Jan 9, 2009

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rolling circumference must match, or the tractor will eat rubber when in 4wd on pavement... As said, diagonals often are higher than radials because the carcass is stiff.