sqrlgtr 1,231 #1 Posted Sunday at 06:58 PM Trading into some rear wide rims 9.5". They have 24-12's mounted but havent got a chance to try them on any tractors yet and was wondering if the 24's on a 9.5" rim fit under the fenders of a C series or a 60's short/long frame? I went back through the wide tire Wednesday and let's talk tires threads but really didn't find answer to my question . Hoping some of yo'uns might have some experiance on this subject. Pictures are welcomed also. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 75,498 #2 Posted Sunday at 07:08 PM Check out this post from my 1974 C160-8 Tecumseh engine tractor... 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,231 #3 Posted Sunday at 08:00 PM @ebinmaine those tires are one set that I thought about getting. Did you have to use wheel spacers, and did you have to do anything to the fenders? The tires that are on the rims right now are some kind of turf tires but they look big but I've never had any 24-12"s before . They seem to hold air and I will probably try to run them for a while at least until Santa Clause gets paid... BTW yours look great and a C-160 is a tractor that I really wanted to put them on. I have a 1257 that came from @WHX?? that has a set like you have pictured but maybe a different name on side and they are 23-850"s but are a big 8.50... If I missed info in thread blame Andy Griffith he's on tv at moment. 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 75,498 #4 Posted Sunday at 08:22 PM 18 minutes ago, sqrlgtr said: those tires are one set that I thought about getting. I got these because they're a good full measurement of the advertised/marked tire size. 18 minutes ago, sqrlgtr said: Did you have to use wheel spacers, and did you have to do anything to the fenders? Definitely nothing to the fender. I believe there are spacers in there but I don't recall thickness. I prefer the extra width for the extra stability. Do you NEED spacers? Maybe not considering the backspacing is good. 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,231 #5 Posted Sunday at 08:29 PM (edited) I got some spacers and was just wondering. Really like the look and would welcome the extra stability for these hills around here... glad to hear about nothing done to fender... Edited Sunday at 08:31 PM by sqrlgtr 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 75,498 #6 Posted Sunday at 08:40 PM 9 minutes ago, sqrlgtr said: I got some spacers and was just wondering. Really like the look and would welcome the extra stability for these hills around here... glad to hear about nothing done to fender... I have two more sets of these wide 520H wheels. Likely I'll duplicate the exact setup on other tractors. 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,231 #7 Posted yesterday at 07:22 PM (edited) 23 hours ago, sqrlgtr said: set like you have pictured but maybe a different name on side and they are 23-850"s but are a big 8.50... I have to correct this I meant 23-10.50 not 23-8.50. I can see @WHX?? rolling his eyes now Edited yesterday at 07:23 PM by sqrlgtr 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 75,498 #8 Posted yesterday at 09:13 PM 1 hour ago, sqrlgtr said: I have to correct this I meant 23-10.50 not 23-8.50. I can see @WHX?? rolling his eyes now I'm willing to let this minor faux pas slide. 🛝 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JoeM 9,193 #9 Posted 20 hours ago I have a set of 24 12 12 on a 1979 C141. They are on 10 inch rims. and I had to use spacers so the wheel would clear the brake assy. I am not sure of the backspacing of the rims, thinking 2 1/4". The tires clear the seat pan without modes. One note, I am not sure 48 deck gauge wheels would clear the tires. Pretty wide across the beam. 2 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,231 #10 Posted 19 hours ago 53 minutes ago, JoeM said: I have a set of 24 12 12 on a 1979 C141. They are on 10 inch rims. and I had to use spacers so the wheel would clear the brake assy. I am not sure of the backspacing of the rims, thinking 2 1/4". The tires clear the seat pan without modes. Nice, I think my rims are 9.5" but haven't got to get a good measurement yet. I was hoping I wouldn't have to do any mods to fender/seat pan, Ive got a few spacer so should be good there. I assume the c141 and c160 should be close to the same dimensions. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 75,498 #11 Posted 11 hours ago 7 hours ago, sqrlgtr said: c141 and c160 should be close C141 has a drum for the brake. C160 does not. C160 has more space, if anything. 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Treepep 898 #12 Posted 11 hours ago 9 hours ago, JoeM said: I have a set of 24 12 12 on a 1979 C141. They are on 10 inch rims. and I had to use spacers so the wheel would clear the brake assy. I am not sure of the backspacing of the rims, thinking 2 1/4". The tires clear the seat pan without modes. One note, I am not sure 48 deck gauge wheels would clear the tires. Pretty wide across the beam. I cannot lie... I like big backs! 2 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,231 #13 Posted 9 hours ago 1 hour ago, ebinmaine said: C141 has a drum for the brake. C160 does not. C160 has more space, if anything. @ebinmaine My 160 has brake drum it's an 8 speed, are you thinking of an auto with no drum? I did just notice @JoeM c141 has fuel tank under seat and mine is mounted under hood, might make a difference? My 160 has a separate clutch and brake pedal, idk if that makes a difference are not, but if I forget what I'm doing will about run over stuff forgetting to mash brake . 1 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 75,498 #14 Posted 9 hours ago 37 minutes ago, sqrlgtr said: @ebinmaine My 160 has brake drum it's an 8 speed, are you thinking of an auto with no drum? Yes that's correct. I wasn't sure which one you had. 37 minutes ago, sqrlgtr said: I did just notice @JoeM c141 has fuel tank under seat and mine is mounted under hood, might make a difference? My 160 has a separate clutch and brake pedal, idk if that makes a difference are not, but if I forget what I'm doing will about run over stuff forgetting to mash brake . I've definitely done that. Just a note here for those in the future looking at adding spacers. Wheel Horse has 7/16 inch lugs. Every space or I've ever seen around this size has half inch lugs. Use a half inch drill to just touch the holes in the wheel. You're barely removing any material and it does not seem to affect anything structurally. I've done this to half a dozen sets of Wheels probably. I usually find one or two of the holes are already at half inch anyway. 3 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sqrlgtr 1,231 #15 Posted 8 hours ago (edited) 52 minutes ago, ebinmaine said: Just a note here for those in the future looking at adding spacers. Wheel Horse has 7/16 inch lugs. Every space or I've ever seen around this size has half inch lugs. Use a half inch drill to just touch the holes in the wheel. You're barely removing any material and it does not seem to affect anything structurally. I've done this to half a dozen sets of Wheels probably. I usually find one or two of the holes are already at half inch anyway. I have some spacers with factory 7/16" holes and one set that has 1/2" wheel studs. I haven't drilled any wheels before but have seen were several others have done this, and it seems to not affect anything. Edited 8 hours ago by sqrlgtr 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
