15x7JA Wheels? LVA13715? Wheel/rims?

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Any sources for front wheels/rims for 2004 3510? They are 15 inch, not 16 inch as the later models.

Not sure if they are bolt pattern compatible with (??)

It is 4WD, so can't really go with 16" without problems either with drive ratios to the rears or much shorter tires- if they even make those.

Bill's Tractor has them listed as unavailable.

Takeoff would be fine, too.

 

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Still looking....

 

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15x7JA - What does it cross to?

 

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Does it cross to John Deere

LVA13715
LVA13715: Rim, 7 X 15 | LVA13715​

 

[johnsonauto]

Any sources for front wheels/rims for 2004 3510? They are 15 inch, not 16 inch as the later models.

Not sure if they are bolt pattern compatible with (??)

It is 4WD, so can't really go with 16" without problems either with drive ratios to the rears or much shorter tires- if they even make those.

Bill's Tractor has them listed as unavailable.

Takeoff would be fine, too.

I can get you a New Mahindra 15x7ja for a 3510 with 12mm wheel bolts. They are a bit pricey $364.62ea plus freight to you.

 

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I can get you a New Mahindra 15x7ja for a 3510 with 12mm wheel bolts. They are a bit pricey $364.62ea plus freight to you.

Thank you for the offer, but that is a bit pricey. Titan makes them. "Most" tractors in this size have switched to 16in- just from observations and mfrs seem to have standardized on that size.

Weather permitting, I will remove the wheels tomorrow and take to local shop for the tubes and remounting. I'll get to inspect the wheels while the tires are off.

If they look cracked or anything, I'll stop the remount, take home to weld, maybe add round stock around the rim lip on the outside. Hopefully won't need to do that as I don't have a bender to make it nice.

I didn't get a notice of your reply, sorry for the delay

 

[skipmarcy]

My rims on my 2001 4110 are 16.5 NHS, not 16. I think they do that so people won't use the tires/wheels on road vehicles at speed, similar to the old 14.5 on mobile home axles (NHS means non highway service). Mine are the original Titan wheels and still tubeless and still hold air very well.

 

[DiskDoctr]

My rims on my 2001 4110 are 16.5 NHS, not 16. I think they do that so people won't use the tires/wheels on road vehicles at speed, similar to the old 14.5 on mobile home axles (NHS means non highway service). Mine are the original Titan wheels and still tubeless and still hold air very well.

Sounds reasonable. My rims are pretty beat up and found them to be very 'soft' = especially when fitting or removing tires. Had some punctures over the years, so on and off for tubes and now for tires.

Won't hold air tubeless any more.

I do work with a lot of shale and clay mix, so no shame on the rims' part. I just thought it would be easy to find a used set and replace them. But...hard to find and $$$$