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Sorry - I should have specified - can someone confirm those dimensions for me?? Also any idea what the bolt hole diameter itself actually is? And does anyone have any thoughts as to the 8" or 7" wide front rim?? Better or worse either way?? More tire availability one way or another...

Whats stopping from just porting the hydraulics to a quick disconnect setup?? In your photo I only see a single hydraulics line... would you not need an input as well as a return from the remote valve setup??

I likely should have posted in the 'Implementations' section... sorry guys... you can delete this thread.

I posted this originally in the fabrication section - I should have posted here... Just starting off doing some simple modifications to my new to me B7200 before I do anything to crazy.. Though a complete resto would be pretty cool at some point!! Anyway - I would like to run a hydraulic line...

Can someone confirm the rear wheel dimensions for me?? This is what I have pulled from a quick search and measurements - just wanted to confirm before I had one built... Units in 'mm'.

I am assuming it is a 3/8" hydraulic fitting...? Can anyone confirm? or any suggestions for pulling from the main hydraulics for a remote input?? here are a couple other pictures - I was wondering what the other two fittings above the hydraulic lines are for??? the two unused bolts at the top...

Hey Guys, Just starting off doing some simple modifications to my new to me B7200 before I do anything to crazy.. Though a complete resto would be pretty cool at some point!! Anyway - I would like to run a hydraulic line to the back somewhere with a set of quick disconnects on it to hook into...

Well Ive made some calls and doing some digging anyway... I needed to make sure I have the clearance on the tractor itself - and the fronts I definitely have atleast an inch before there is any interference with the front control arms or anything so the larger rim is definitely an option. Is...

so I spoke with these guys and they said that they dont have a 7x12 - but they could build an 8x12 instead... any thoughts?? it looks like this Carlisle Tru Power 23x8.5x12 size would still work?? http://www.petestirestore.com/Carlisle-Tru-Power-Tractor-Tire-23x8-50-12-p744.html or even the...

you lucky ...!! :p So just to assess this again I would require : Fronts 7x12 wheels Rears 8x16 wheels ?? And further to that I will have to double check the clearance that I have on the rear wheels to the inner fenders on and height of clearance to the fenders on the rear... Anyone have...

Yes I was wondering that... Now am I correct in the assessment of going with same setup as you have that I will need to get both front and rear rims (wheels) as well? Any thoughts on the front rims?

So in that respect - If I look up the tire: http://www.petestirestore.com/Carlisle-Farm-Specialist-Farm-Tractor-Tire-9-5x16-p1056.html it shows a rim width of 8" so I would require a rim thath was 8" wide with an OD of 16"...? correct?

Yes that sounds right. Apologies I have a daft question new to these different size ratings and such. when a rim is listed as 7x12... or a tire for that matter is listed as 9.5x16. What exactly do those dimensions refer to?? I am assuming the 9.5 would be the width of the tire in this case...

So what I am thinking is: Front tires: Carlisle Tru Power - 23x8.5x12 will have to find a rim / or fabricate something?? Rear Tires: Carlisle 9.5x16 Farm Specialist Will have to get a 16" rim for those correct?

Here are some shots of the tires - all the tires are Bridgestones and all are Turf and very worn as can be seen in the photos. The front tires are a 6 lug pattern: Currently mounted are 20.5x8-10 The rears are also old and hard as glass: currently mounted are 31x13.5-15