Xfaxman
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- Toolcat 5610 G - Bobcat V417 - TORO+Loader
But he said radius:Anyway, I measured as best as I could the diameter of the new tires at 16'-3.5" and the diameter of the old rear tires at 16'-6" wondering if I'm going to bind up the drivetrain roading the loader to my different jobs I have for it.
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However, according to Chris5500, the spec should be 40mm or less rear to front. -----------------------------
And radius measured axle to ground can vary with tire pressure.
Your concern is rolling radius or rolling circumference. It is checked by a mark on the ground and a chalk mark on the tire touching the ground mark. Drive one revolution and mark the ground. Measure between the marks.
Or in your case mark front and rear tires and drive straight to see how much out of sync they are.
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