R4 to ag tires

[miker2702]

They would be the same size. The different locations might be too far away to make the deal be worth it, but I won’t speak for the OP on that.

looks like 8 hrs 1 Way

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

looks like 8 hrs 1 Way

Well that's like a trip to the big city for me.

 

[Tim Horton]

I had good luck pulling all the ..tillage.. equipment I had in our ground with liquid loaded turfs and 4x4...

Give it a try, with chains if you find you need them.. It will likely be a cheaper alternative to new tires, rims..
Good luck.

 

[DantT]

I have a 23 kubota 3901. When I originally purchased the tractor the R4 where good for what I needed. Now we are going to put in a 4 acer garden for some ho.e use and retail.
I don't think the r4 will have traction pulling 2 bottom plow.

Unless you are thick wheat subble, you shouldn't have a traction problem.

 

[MapleLeafFarmer]

and don't forget R4's often have heavier sidewalls etc... aimed at loader / industrial type users.
R1's are targeted for ag. / higher traction applications and often have lighter sidewalls etc...

a swap to R1's won't change how much your loader will lift but tire failure can go up alot due to lighter construction as most R1's are not considered HD loader rated.

this may or may not be of concern if safe lift capacity is not the priority.