2305 Wheel Spacers

[North Country]

It's the x700 spacers that fit. Their use is not specifically endorsed on the 2000 series. I have the BH & 62C with 1" spacers - that's the minimum for using chains in the winter. I think some people go up to 3". Bro-tek makes a 2" set.

 

[GLorman]

I was going to get 2.5" spacers but when I put a 2" carpenders square across my left rear wheel it was obvious that I couldn't use anything over 1.5" with my 54" MMM. They came within about a week and fit well. I did decide to break the outer edge of the spacer with a grinder as they were almost exactly the same size as the inner radius of the wheel. I probably didn't need to do it though.

George

 

[hink10]

Don't forget to load the tires. I'm surprised they let 2305 TLBs out the door without loaded tires; the 200cx manual says loaded tires are *required* on the 2305 w/ 200cx.

Hey Guys,
Asked the dealer what he would charge to load the tires on the 2305, he said they we not equipped to do that. Suggested a tire shop. What's my best bet for getting the tires loaded?
Thanks,
Steve

 

[North Country]

My Deere dealer filled my tires with RimGuard. For the dealer nearest you, go to:
Rim Guard - Liquid Tire Ballast

If you have the appropriate fluid, you can use this:
Adapter Air Water - 1170832 | Tractor Supply Company