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Lawn Ranger vs Suburban Fenders

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On my '62 Lawn Ranger 32R, I have a tool box under the seat and a set of small fenders for the back wheels. They are wheel horse part numbers 3585 and 3586.

 

I see some of the suburbans have similar fenders.

 

I dont have a suburban manual on hand, but was curious if these were a common part.

 

Thanks!

 

I'm referring to these fenders, the one that are the same width front to back, not the ones that are tapered.

 

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Pullstart

I don’t know, but that tire and wheel combo out back looks just right!

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71_Bronco
7 minutes ago, pullstart said:

I don’t know, but that tire and wheel combo out back looks just right!

 

Thanks. They do look pretty good and accomplished what I wanted. I'm not 100% happy with it, but going to run it for now.

 

The tires are Carlisle Super Lugs, 18-9.50x8. Wheels are neutral offset 8 x 8-1/2 wide. I wanted fatter tires without making the overall width grow too much.

 

Reason I dont care for the set up is that the wheel is wider than the tread, so it looks a little funny to me. Wish the tread was a little wider.

 

I still have the old skinny wheels. I may throw a set of Carlisle Tru Powers on them and see how that looks. Though I do like the looks of the big meaty tires.

 

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ebinmaine
9 hours ago, 71_Bronco said:

the wheel is wider than the tread

For some reason I've always found that to be a good look. 

Maybe it goes back to the way some of the old school monster trucks were. 

 

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