RX7320 Owners - implement width?

[BlueToy1]

I'm looking to upgrade to an RX7320 with R1 ag tires set wide. The Kioti specs list minimum width at 77".
Can anyone tell me how wide of mower and box blade I'd need to cover the tire tracks? 84"?

Thanks

 

[cat fever]

I'm looking to upgrade to an RX7320 with R1 ag tires set wide. The Kioti specs list minimum width at 77".
Can anyone tell me how wide of mower and box blade I'd need to cover the tire tracks? 84"?

Thanks

The bucket on the FEL is 84", so I'd assume the tires are not wider than that even on the widest setting.

 

[BlueToy1]

Thanks Cat Fever

 

[MtnViewRanch]

No LS???:confused3:

 

[BlueToy1]

I didn't like the cab layout once I found one to sit in, so I got to start shopping all over. After I get a tractor, I'll be ordering a T & T.
Thanks

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I didn't like the cab layout once I found one to sit in, so I got to start shopping all over. After I get a tractor, I'll be ordering a T & T.
Thanks

Thanks, I was just wondering was all. Did you, or were you able to look at the larger frame sizes in the LS brand? I don't think that the cabs are all the same. Not trying to push LS, just wondering. :scratchchin: Pretty sure that LS has more gears with their tractor than Kioti does, and with the size tractor you are now looking at, 16 or more gears is nice. This from a guy with only 12 gears.

 

[BlueToy1]

The ls5065 cab was good too. The Kioti seemed to be heavier built to me and the dealer went to a greater effort to complete the sale (much better deal).
Plus, my orange equipment will still match.

 

[WoodChuckDad]

I'm looking to upgrade to an RX7320 with R1 ag tires set wide. The Kioti specs list minimum width at 77".
Can anyone tell me how wide of mower and box blade I'd need to cover the tire tracks? 84"?

Thanks

I have industrial tires. R4's. My Woods BSM84 box blade sits proud of the tires by a few inches.

 

[BlueToy1]

Thanks WoodChuckDad, I'll go with the 84"

 

[thorholt]

I have the RX6010 pretty much the same tractor minus a few HP and I run a 84" with it, covers the wheel tracks by 6" on each side, in heavy CRP fields it is all the tractor wants though, the extra HP of the 7320 would be nice.