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Miller tire sells the centers and the outers, just need to get b/s and weld em up....

From what the dealer said it's NLA. I didn't really plan on an OEM one anyways, just something so I can use the mower....

So got the control valve (maybe) figured out, but what about 3 point hitch? I think really only need the lower arms, but prolly just get another kit.

I'll have to get the forum on my phone, that way I can take pics n post easier than emailing them to myself, saving to computer, etc. But there is block on the side of the tractor, can't think what its called, there was a guy making them to add another function, so it is pressure, there are 2...

It runs off the tractor's hydraulics. The hydraulics are fine, it's the valve. I could try n take the single stick off and try it individually n see how that goes. But I don't get why it has 2 hi pressure lines going in.

I have an early B7100, and need 3 point hitch stuff. Pretty much the whole thing. Everything was bent when I bought it, and had another mystery set up that got bent when got buried in the mud. I called Weavers and they didn't have anything. Is there a universal set that will work? Next...

As long as the overall tire diameter is the same it doesn't matter the size of the wheel.

This makes ZERO sense. A 20x8 has the same diameter than a 20x10, or it wouldn't be called a 20"!!! If a tire get taller as it got wider, then it would be a taller tire. A 20x8, 20x10, 20xwhatever is 20" tall, no matter what. If they make a 20x10, then it's still a 20" tire. If it gets taller...

Why can't you run Ag tires on turf rims?? The rim or tire doesn't know what the other is doing, and doesn't care. If it's a skinny Ag, then yes need a wider rim. Kenda makes a Ag type tire that is the proper diameter, it's a funky pattern, but guess it works...can't remember the name/number....

If you can weld, you can buy the rim and the center blank, in any width or offset you want. Millertire.com

What size are the rears? I have the same machine, 29x12x15 rears and the size you listed up front....

I have a B7100 HST with 4 lug/10" front wheels. I planning on upsizing my tires from the current 20.5s front, 29x12.5x15 rear, to 23x10.5x12s front and 31x15.5x15 rears. I bought wheel centers from Millertire.com, still need the "outer" part of the wheel, but not in a hurry. The rear centers fit...

i can get some pics n measurements if yah need....

They look like original hoses, so might as replace em. It has new tires on the front but are turf tires, I need ag tires. I have the parts for the p/s, just need a pump. Local junkyard is full of various sizes, just a matter of finding a small one.

Im not gonna be picking up anything crazy heavy. Mostly dirt, and in the spring or summer #2 gravel for the dogs area. But will be doing alot of back-n-forth, side by side movements close together, if that makes any sense. Not gonna be scooping a bucket of dirt, drive across the yard n dump it...

I don't have any weight out back yet. I need new tires, waiting till then to fill the tires. I need to figure out 3ph, arms that came with it are bent. I have a universal kit for a BX I think, gonna see how much difference there is. I have a Woods mower I could use till then for some weight. I...

OK makes sense. Theres not a whole lot of room under the hood, and tho it ain't a perfect machine I don't wanna hack up the sheet metal. I do have extra sides, so I guess I could....

So using the pump thats on it now, for the loader and rear lift, wouldnt be enough for the PS?

Im an idiot. The block is on the right side not left, and there's 4 lines not 2. Guessing 1 from pump, one to valve, 1 coming from valve back into block and guessing a return that goes to the rear of the tractor, again guessing it's for the rear lift...

Yes it's on the front. It has a screen so I forget it's there lol. I have the block, but only has 2 lines coming out of it. I think 1 goes the front (pump) and the other to the loader valve, I think. The block is on the left side of the tractor and the valve is on the right side. Not sure where...