JD2210 Wheel Spacer bolt spacing

[scsi2005]

Hello all,

I need some help.
I would like to buy a pair of wheel spacers 2"-2.5" for my JD2210. I am unable to locate the bolt spacing. I know it is 5 bolt but is 2.5" spacing correct. I know JD has wheel spacers but they are only 1".
I am after the 2"-2.5" because my property is on a hill and driving with the loader and backhoe on, sometimes I get the jitters on hills.
Thanks in advance

 

[ovrszd]

Bolt spacing is measured oddly.

Hook the end of your steel tape over the end of one bolt, stretch it to the third bolt, skip one, measure to the center of that bolt. That measurement is your bolt spacing.

I'm not with my 2210 right now. I'll try to remember to measure it when I get home this evening.

 

[scsi2005]

Thanks. If I measured it correctly then I have a 4.50. I was measuring it to the second bolt and thought it odd at 2 and a 1/8.
Thanks for the info.
Steve

 

[WranglerX]

Might check with these people to see if the have thicker ones than listed...

Bro-Tek

Dale

 

[scsi2005]

Thanks Dale

 

[scsi2005]

Thanks Dale,
I checked their site and the only go up to 1.5" for my tractor.
Good site though.
Steve

 

[scsi2005]

FYI,
Some information which might be handy.
The JD2210 uses 7/16x3/4" lug nuts. Most wheel spacer sellers are 12mm or 1" lug bolts. Very hard to fine the correct match for this tractor.
Just some info.
Thanks
Steve

 

[newbury]

Bolt spacing is measured oddly.

Hook the end of your steel tape over the end of one bolt, stretch it to the third bolt, skip one, measure to the center of that bolt. That measurement is your bolt spacing.

I'm not with my 2210 right now. I'll try to remember to measure it when I get home this evening.

here's a utube how to measure wheel bolt spacing - Google Search

 

[scsi2005]

Thanks sir it helped a lot.
Steve

 

[scsi2005]

Hello all,
I have found a company who makes wheel spacers for most tractors. Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings, and much more! | Motorsport Tech.
I spoke to them and they are pressing in 7/16"-20 lug bolts and supplying the nuts. Very Helpful but pretty expensive. $300.00 INCLUDING SHIPPING.
STEVE