B6200 Tire Qs

breakbonic

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B6200 4x4
Nov 3, 2023
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Hi, so I've reviewed the forums and scoured the internet. I've learned a few things about my "new to me" 4x4 B6200 equipped with turf tires.

Manual states three sizes on this model: Farm 5-12, 7-16: Farm 6-12 B, 8-16; and Turf 20.5x8.00-10, 29x12.00-15

1. If I wanted to change to AG, I need to swap rims as it is not recommended to put AG tires on the turf rims.
2. I've also learned that changing the ratio between the front and rear will mess with the driveline components.
3. I am also reading that turf tires tend to be softer, puncture easily and wear quicker.

This tractor has been used and was sold to me with a larger style brush hog. The inner sidewalls of the rear tires are both plugged and not holding air very well. My immediate plans for the tractor include brush hogging and skidding logs so new tires are in order.

I've given up trying to find the correct size rims for AG tires considering the age of this tractor - which leads me back turf tires. I know I can add chains for additional traction if needed.

I am considering the Carlisle Multi Trac C/S tire - 29X12.50-15 (CR 560478 ) on the rear. This is a 10 ply tire. I am having a difficult time finding front tires but looking at Carlisle Turf Master - 20X8-10, however this is only a 4 ply tire. Titan has a Multi Trac C/S tire for the front and rear which are 8 ply.

Should I pull the trigger on the 10 ply tires? Or is there some reason I should stick to a lower ply tire. I am also imaging that there will be less flex but am not sure how that would affect performance other than ride quality.

Oh and thank you in advance for your comments/suggestions.
 

N3BP

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I run the Carlisle Multi Trac on the rear of my B7200 and think they are a great turf tire. You wont need anything over a 4 ply on the B6200 as it's too small to overload. The heaver ply tires can be a real PITA to mount too.
You'll find the turfs aren't the greatest for log skidding, especially for heavier logs skidding through the woods. The Ag's do much better for that sort of thing.
 
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North Idaho Wolfman

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Look at R4's, (Industrials) they will fit the turf rims.
They are much tougher than turfs and are good for woods work if you put chains on them!
 
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b454rat

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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....