2320 rear wheel extention

sal64 · Mar 14, 2009

hello when I purchased my 2320 the dealer said ther was no optional rims to exdend rear wheels out ? I mow on hills and would like to get more stability i have r4 tires loaded .If i make two sst rings about 2.5 inches long and mount on od of wheel axal and inside of rim then used longer bolts would it damage the gearing or anything? and would it make and difference . and ideas apreciated tu.

Hillfarmer · Mar 14, 2009

I had the same problem with my b2630. I even emailed kubota customer service and they simply said to ask the dealer. The dealer that I bought the tractor from did not know about the extensions either. I found out about them on this website and contacted a dealer an hour away that had them. So you may want to contact messick's that is active on this site to inquire if they make the extensions for your tractor. My extensions are about an 1.5" on each side and they make a big difference.

Eric

SouthernX · Mar 15, 2009

sal64 said:
hello when I purchased my 2320 the dealer said ther was no optional rims to exdend rear wheels out ? I mow on hills and would like to get more stability i have r4 tires loaded .If i make two sst rings about 2.5 inches long and mount on od of wheel axal and inside of rim then used longer bolts would it damage the gearing or anything? and would it make and difference . and ideas apreciated tu.

Are you talking about a New Holland 2320? I have a 2420 and if I want to get a wider rear stance all I need to do is swap the rear wheels.

RonVL4 · Mar 15, 2009

Eric what was the cost of those extensions ? I have a B2630 and also interested adding stability. Never to stable for me !

Ron

kennyd · Mar 15, 2009

His profile say's it's a John Deere 2320...

Search the term "spacer" in the JD forum.

Cocre · Mar 15, 2009

These are for a 3000 20 series, but may fit a 2000 20 also.

Wheel Spacers 2" John Deere 3520 3720 3320 tractor 8x8" - eBay (item 120390737753 end time Mar-18-09 16:37:19 PDT)

Check it out quick before I decide to bid.

Hillfarmer · Mar 16, 2009

Ron,

The extensions were about $240 for the set. However, the spacers are just a solid piece of roundbar, with holes for the bolts, a recessed area in the back to accomodate the lip on the hub, and a corresponding small lip in the front. The studs go all the way through the extensions. There is a note that they will not work with the MMM. I have the 60" and they work fine, but it looks like they would hit the rear casters on the 72" MMM.

Eric