Selecting the right agricultural tractor and farm equipment wheels is crucial for optimizing performance, durability, and efficiency across various terrains and tasks. The correct wheel choice directly impacts fuel consumption, soil compaction, and the longevity of your machinery, ensuring your operations run smoothly and productively.
- New SUPERGUIDER 9.5L-14 8PR Implement tire, I-1 pattern
- Minimal soil embossing and excellent load distribution
- Greater resistance to impacts, cuts and lacerations
- Prevents punctures and tire corrosion
- Replaces Mfg Number(s) WNIW-150060-045E9-031OW
- Backside: 3-1/8"
- Bolt Circle: 5"
- Bolt Hole Size: 9/16"
- Specs: Tail Wheel, Notes: Wheel & No-Tat Tire., Wheel: 4 - 1/2" bolt holes on 5" circle, 3 5/8" pilot hole., Laminated Tire 14 1/2" X 4"
- Compatible with/Replacement for 15205, 373024H, 401-0048, 500BH, 5337, C40RC, KK4X8
- 1-year warranty protects you after your purchase. We're confident that our products will work flawlessly once installed in your vehicle. But in a rare case that it does not, we'll replace it anytime within one year of your order. If you have a problem, we...
- 100% New aftermarket Tail Wheel built to meet OEM specifications
- Replaces Mfg Number(s) WNIW-140060-066G9-046OW
- Backside: 4-5/8"
- Bolt Circle: 6"
- Bolt Hole Size: 5/8"
- Specs: Rim, Rear 24x7, 4 Lug, Rim is shipped bare metal unless pallet quantity ordered
- Replaces OEM Numbers: Atlantic (Prior) - 1708-1000, Case/International Harvester - 114717C1
- Compatible With/Replacement For: Case/International Harvester - Cub, Cub Lo Boy
- Application-Specific Design: Designed to match intended equipment and applications; confirm part number and specifications for proper fit and performance.
- Industry-standard wheel rim : 16-inch diameter ,8-inch width design works with tractors,cultivators, spreaders, small harvesters and more Agricultural Implement farm equipment
- Precision 6x6 Bolt Pattern Compatibility: Exact 6x6 lug configuration + 117.5mm center bore ensures seamless fitment for tractors, seeders, and most 16" implement wheels.
- Engineered Offset for Stability (11mm/0.45"): Optimized 11mm offset balances load distribution and prevents tire rubbing – critical for heavy equipment safety.
- Pre-Measured Backspacing (4.95"): 4.95-inch pre-calibrated backspacing reduces trial-and-error installation – get machinery operational faster.
- Fits John Deere Tractor Models: 1520, 1640, 1840, 2040, 2040S, 2140, 2300, 2400, 2750, 2755, 2840, 2940, 2950, 3010, 3030, 3040, 3130, 3140, 4000, 4020, 4040, 4055, 4230, 4240, 4320, 4430, 4440, 4455, 5076E, 5083E, 5093E...
- Fits Ford/New Holland Tractor Models: 5100, 5110, 5190, 5200, 5600, 5610, 5700, 5900, 6410, 6600, 6600C, 6600O, 6610, 6610O, 6700, 6710, 6810, 7100, 7200, 7410, 7600, 7600C, 7600O, 7610, 7610O, 8000
- Fits Massey Ferguson Models: 410, 510, 540, 550, 750
- Replaces OEM Part Numbers: 834382M1, 834382M91, JD3210, 83926722, 87763170, 87763498, 87765728, C7NN1007L, C9NN1007E, D5NN1007A, D5NN1007NA, E0NN1007GA12G, E0NN1007NA, FW08166
- Specs: Rim, Diameter : 16", Width : 6", Hub Size : 4 5/8", Lugs : 6, Style : One piece
- Compatible with/Replacement for MCCORMICK: G57046
- Compatible With/Replacement For: Case/International Harvester 1190, 1194, 1200, 1210 David Brown, 1212 David Brown, 1290, 1294, 1390, 1394, 1410 David Brown, 1412 David Brown, 1490, 1494, 1594, 2504 Indust/Const, 2544 Indust/Const, 2606 Indust/Const...
- Application-Specific Design: Designed to match intended equipment and applications; confirm part number and specifications for proper fit and performance.
- Tire only, Rim not included
- product type :vehicle tire
- package weight :18.0lbs
- "package dimensions :28.0 " l x28.0 " w x5.9 " h"
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How to Choose the Best Agricultural Tractor & Farm Equipment Wheels
Understanding Wheel Types
Agricultural wheels come in several primary types, each suited for different applications. Bias-ply tires are a traditional and cost-effective option, offering good stability and puncture resistance, ideal for general-purpose use. Radial tires provide better flotation, reduced soil compaction, and improved fuel efficiency due to their flexible sidewalls, making them suitable for high-speed operations and lighter soils. Steel wheels are robust and durable, often used for specialized equipment or in conditions where tire damage is a significant concern.
Key Considerations for Selection
- Tire Size and Load Capacity: Ensure the wheel's dimensions and load rating match your tractor's specifications and the typical loads it will carry. Overloading can lead to premature failure and safety hazards.
- Tread Pattern: Different tread designs are optimized for various soil conditions. Lug patterns offer excellent traction in mud and soft soil, while rib patterns are better for hard surfaces and steering.
- Material and Construction: The quality of the rubber compound and the tire's construction (ply rating) affect its resistance to wear, cuts, and punctures. Higher ply ratings generally indicate greater strength.
- Rim Compatibility: Verify that the wheel rim is compatible with your tractor's hub and axle system. Incorrect fitment can compromise safety and performance.
Durability and Maintenance
Look for wheels constructed with high-quality materials that can withstand harsh agricultural environments, including abrasive soils, chemicals, and extreme weather. Regular inspection for wear, damage, and proper inflation is essential for maximizing lifespan. Maintaining correct tire pressure is vital for optimal performance, reduced wear, and fuel economy.
Performance Factors
The right wheels can significantly enhance farm operations. Radial tires, for example, can reduce soil compaction, leading to better crop yields. Proper tread design ensures reliable traction, preventing slippage and improving maneuverability, especially in challenging conditions. Choosing wheels suited to your specific tasks and soil types will lead to greater efficiency and reduced operational costs.
