Tires Tire specs on 2300

Axeman · May 23, 2008

Does anyone have the tire size specs on the 2300 available? I am planning to buy a set of turf tires for my 2300 (to please the little lady who doesn't like the ag tire marks all over the yard) and I'm not at home at the moment to get the information.

spb1971 · May 23, 2008

Front

18 x 8.50 - 10

Rear

26 x 12.00 - 12

fireguy1451 · May 27, 2008

true dat but you spent more time here asking for an answer which is in your manual which you could "should" read and could have found for yourself, a wealth of info lies in that book.

ray66v · May 28, 2008

Give the guy a break, he said he was not at home right now.

Axeman: Considered advertising on here for a tire "swap"?

Airic · May 28, 2008

Swapping out your Ag tires for turf has got to feel a little having your dog neutered.

ray66v · May 28, 2008

Airic said:
Swapping out your Ag tires for turf has got to feel a little having your dog neutered.

Turfs are better than you think. I have turfs, and have no problem doing anything except working in mud. I don't want to work in the mud anyway, I just wait for it to dry out. I plow snow on a gravel drive with a 6' plow no problem. With 4wd its all I need, and they don't fubar my lawn.

LBrown59 · Jun 2, 2008

ray66v said:
Turfs are better than you think. I have turfs, and have no problem doing anything except working in mud. I don't want to work in the mud anyway, I just wait for it to dry out. I plow snow on a gravel drive with a 6' plow no problem. With 4wd its all I need, and they don't fubar my lawn.

Turfs will rut up the yard worse than AGs if they get to spinning.

ray66v · Jun 2, 2008

LBrown59 said:
Turfs will rut up the yard worse than AGs if they get to spinning.

You go ahead and use ags if you want. I already made the mistake of having a tractor with ags on my lawn. Thats why I bought turfs.

tx2310 · Jun 2, 2008

I have had good luck with the industrial R4s. They have been a good compromise. Easier on the lawn then the AGs. and good traction on the hills and in the dirt. Just remember to take it out of 4WD when you don't need it.

Doug