6 lug Case 530 rim interchange???

[Dwragon]

Hello everyone, I have a loader that is supposed to be a Case 530, the rims are shot, and I am trying to find another set to replace them with, but everything I have seen is 8 lug. The rims on it do not have the separatable center.the tire size is 19.5-24. Does anyone know an interchange, or how this oddity came to be?

 

[LD1]

Hello everyone, I have a loader that is supposed to be a Case 530, the rims are shot, and I am trying to find another set to replace them with, but everything I have seen is 8 lug. The rims on it do not have the separatable center.the tire size is 19.5-24. Does anyone know an interchange, or how this oddity came to be?

I wish you luck.

If love to find a set of 6-lug 16.5 rims so I can put 12-16.5 R4s on the front of my tractor.

Seems Kubota was the only one that is of that. Why they couldn't just go 8-lug like all the skidloaders is beyond me

 

[zzvyb6]

A JD4310 single piece wheel is that size. Takes a 43x16-20 R4 LVA12001. A 3038e wheel will fit, too.

 

[RickB]

I wish you luck.

If love to find a set of 6-lug 16.5 rims so I can put 12-16.5 R4s on the front of my tractor.

Seems Kubota was the only one that is of that. Why they couldn't just go 8-lug like all the skidloaders is beyond me

LD unless I'm mistaken the MX6000 R4 front tire option is a 12-16.5 tire on a 6 lug rim.
Unverfurth in Kalida, Ohio may have that rim as a stock item, they surely will build a pair to your specs. You would have to go through a dealer though. When I was up in NY they built 3 or 4 custom wheel configurations for the dealership that were either obsolete from New Holland or just stupid expensive.

 

[pmsmechanic]

What part of the rim is shot? If your centers are good just weld them into new 24" rims. Just about any farm tire dealer should be able to get you rims without centers.

 

[LD1]

LD unless I'm mistaken the MX6000 R4 front tire option is a 12-16.5 tire on a 6 lug rim.
Unverfurth in Kalida, Ohio may have that rim as a stock item, they surely will build a pair to your specs. You would have to go through a dealer though. When I was up in NY they built 3 or 4 custom wheel configurations for the dealership that were either obsolete from New Holland or just stupid expensive.

Wasn't wanting to break the bank.

I could order rims from my local dealer.

Skidloaders are hugely popular around here. As are guys always on marketplace and clist selling tires and rims used. And half wore out I see about $100 per wheel and tire.

Not sure but I haven't found any skidloaders have a 6-lug that has the 12-16.5s.

 

[RickB]

Yeah, I haven't seen that either.
I'd still check with Unverfurth. They make a lot of OEM rims, some for applications we aren't aware of. Finding used won't be easy.

 

[LD1]

Yeah, I haven't seen that either.
I'd still check with Unverfurth. They make a lot of OEM rims, some for applications we aren't aware of. Finding used won't be easy.

That why I said it would have been real nice if Kubota just used the standard 8-lug skidloader bolt pattern. Instead of reinventing the wheel (pun intended)

 

[RickB]

That why I said it would have been real nice if Kubota just used the standard 8-lug skidloader bolt pattern. Instead of reinventing the wheel (pun intended)

Then there would be all manner of crying about oddball R1 and R3 rims. Unintended consequences. Bottom line; the application doesn't warrant 8 lug wheels.

 

[LD1]

Then there would be all manner of crying about oddball R1 and R3 rims. Unintended consequences. Bottom line; the application doesn't warrant 8 lug wheels.

I guess I hadnt really thought about that and 8-lug 16" rims to put ags up there wouldnt be too common.

One of these days I'll just get a set of 8-lug skidloader rims and turn them into 6-lub rims or make some adapters or something.
Its not too high on my priority list....more like on my wish list to have the heavier and wider R4's up there

 

[DJ54]

That part number for those wheels is G12160. They were also used on several models, like the Case 310B I had a few years back. I found one nearly whole 310B on tractorHouse salvageparts list.https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/dismantled-machines/list/manufacturer/j-i-case/model/310b Looks like it's been on there since 2015, so no guarantee the wheels are still there, just have to call.

If you look in the redcolumn,3rd item down in the menu, you can post a "want to buy" ad. Fill out the form along with part number and description. You'll need to register, (free) and leave some contact info. Anytie I have posted on there, I've gotten replies within 30 minutes, to 36 hrs. You may want to wait, and see if you get several calls, because prices,and shipping distance can vary greatly. I didsee a price on a used one for $200,but is now sold.

I also ran the number on Google search. Got several hits on aftermarket wheels. https://avs.parts/cnh/_/g12160/ Another for new aftermarket, with a price of $293.00, but you'd have to check,and get a price quote to be sure. Case g12160, price for original and aftermarket — Pricing.Parts Several othersif you want to look through the list. Not all hits are for the wheels,so you'll just have to look. https://www.google.com/search?q=G12...N3nUWgAcAB4AIABAIgBAJIBAJgBAA&sclient=gws-wiz

Here's something that mayhelp you down the road sometime. A list of parts/operator manuals for the 530. I've found it's best to search for parts on older tractors,using the OEM part number., not just a general search query. Case 530CK - Manuals