THOMASLEONARD
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Anyone know where you can get rear wheel spacers for John deere 2720 , so when have tire chains on the chains do not rub three point arms ?
REAR WHEEL SPACER ON 2720
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Do you have your rear tires mounted in the wide position? I have a 2720 with R4 tires in the wide position and even with heavy duty rear chains I have plenty of clearance on the 3PH arms. I also have chains on the front and I installed the front spacers that JD makes.
If your rear wheels are in the narrow position it will be a very tight fit for chains.
If your rear wheels are in the narrow position it will be a very tight fit for chains.
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THOMASLEONARD
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No I have them in the wide posistion. I also have independant lift for mover deck and the chains are way to close to the cable that sets lift height.
Ahh... yes, I have seen those. Unfortunately they designed those with basically no room to spare.
Marcle
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Not going to solve the mower deck issue, but what about moving the wings in slightly?
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I know what you mean, I have the same set-up. The lift arms under the tractor for the MMM look like they will come off easy enough but I left them on my rig. They sway back and forth a bit so I figured they would be okay if the chain hit it occasionally. We have had only one snow so I may be changing my mind by spring but for now their hasn't been a problem.
dkhntr04
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https://www.motorsport-tech.com/
They have spacers for your 2720. I purchased a 4" set for my rears and are very happy with them.
They have spacers for your 2720. I purchased a 4" set for my rears and are very happy with them.
