3Series wheel spacers

jd670 · Jun 3, 2024

I'm interested in getting a set of 2" rear wheel spacers for my 3320. I know there's a lot of good brands out there. Bora, Bro-tek and others. In my research, I saw a thread where the person got his spacers with the centers still intact. Like Deere offers. But, I don't remember where I saw the thread. I like that idea. Seems it would keep mud and dirt out of the gap between hub and spacer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I know a lot of you guys have them.

jd670 · Jun 5, 2024

I found out it was Bora. They will do it on their steel spacers only at an extra cost. So, I ordered 2" rear spacers from Richard at Bro-Tek today. He said they don't make the spacers with solid centers. But, that they are working on a snap in cover to be available in the near future. That would work for me.

Brown Dog · Jun 25, 2024

@jd670 did you add 2” wheel spacers ?

jd670 · Jun 28, 2024

Yes I did. The Bro-tek spacers were top notch. Good solid fit. I'll get pictures tomorrow. Haven't had any seat time after I put them on.

Brown Dog · Jun 29, 2024

I had some rear 4” steel spacers made for my JD 5101E from Motosports tech in NV a few years ago.

Brown Dog · Jun 29, 2024

Mine were open centers.
Thru hole i guess you’d say

Brown Dog · Jun 29, 2024

You can zoom in on side shot thru the 350lb weights & see the open center.
Tires are 90% Fluid Filled too.

I couldn’t get the correct width with the wheel weights only fitting on the Domed out side of the wheel center so I had the spacers made.

jd670 · Jun 30, 2024

Nice machine. Guess I don't have to worry about weight capabilities of spacers. You having them on a tractor that size. Richard from Bro-Tek said their working on a cover or plug for the center. I was just worried about mud and water sitting in there. That was the reason I was looking for solid centers. My rims are dirty from having the wheel weights off. It does feel more stable even with just 2 inches wider on each side.