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I ordered 2 different Tires on eBay both were too narrow and too tall. I have bought front tires for my 1720 ford before and they were the right size. Now I have a Kubota l3430 that uses the same size tire. They are stating to get some cracks I would like to have a spare on hand. Any idea...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154521618167?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=sT8hUhjkTCS&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=S4d_0YQzT7G&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Wheel is double tough I will never have a problem with it. It is very heavy though.

I was having the same problem on my Landpride 84” finish mower and this is what I came up with. they are tires off of a man lift I bought them on eBay. working good so far.

Here’s my solution to the problem. I bought some man lift tires on eBa, I think they will out last me.

That was my thought exactly.

You guys are way over thinking it. Bucket came unlatched on one side, torque tube bent not a warranty issue. No need to fool with the dealer. move the longest cylinder mid stroke and get a chain and tie the coupler to the back cylinder mount and curl the other side to match it. Would take me...

Sure send me a PM.

My wife and I had drills for 17 years, that’s all we did for a living. Have a lot of stories to tell, they will make big money if you do it right. done really good and sold out a couple of years ago for a nice premium.

Must sell this week for 6,000$ it’s gota go, if not sold this week its going to scrap yard

I have a section of ditch that makes me real nervous. For that small piece I take a piece of truck drive shaft that is 4” in diameter and put it in the tube on the bottom of my loader tower. It sticks out about 3’ and I hang some weights on the end and wire them to keep them from slipping...

Here’s mine 3430 Kubota.

Well there is your answer, been nearly 2 months and no reply.

Sure you can do it, it’s just pieces and parts. I have handled way bigger tires than that by myself.

Your mapp torch should work fine, I use propane torch for jobs like this. Don’t clamp weld area in a vise it will steal your heat. You should have no problem finding a generic seal for your tractor.

Wish you were here I could easily fix it right up for you and show you how to do it. Your redo photo isn’t perfect job but it just might work. Don’t use a wire wheel to clean it before brazing it it just smears it and it won’t wet the silver good. Use sandpaper or emery cloth and clean it with...