wheel spacers

fidler01 · Oct 27, 2017

Can anyone recommend what width for spacers on a John Deere compact tractor 2320 (front and rear) all help would be grateful. Thanks

ovrszd · Oct 27, 2017

Welcome to TBN.

Have you Google searched to see what's available?? I doubt you will find any that will work on the front. For example, if you use a MMM you'll hit your deck with the widen front tire stance when turning.

Are your rear wheels reversible? That might help. Fluid in the rears also helps.

What are you doing with the tractor that requires wider stance?

ovrszd · Oct 27, 2017

Here's a thread on TBN concerning some homemade spacers for your tractor. I didn't read thru it all to see what info is there, but is a good place to start.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/259799-wheel-spacers-john-deere-2320-a.html

ovrszd · Oct 27, 2017

Here's a possible source to buy some.

Wheel Adapters, Wheel Spacers, Hub Rings for your car! | Motorsport Tech

What am I thinking, here's a link to my Google search. You can peruse the findings for yourself.

Wheel spacers for JD 232 tractor - Google Search

BrunoGA · Dec 10, 2017

I'm a little late seeing this, but OVRSZD is correct on the MotorSport Tech link. Contact Lenny Stahl there, he made a set for my LS XJ2025H that were perfect. They do fantastic work and get it to you quickly. All they need to know is the type/model tractor you have, and if it's not in their database they will need to know metric dimensions of the wheel and lug pattern. Good guys.

rbtjr · Dec 21, 2017

BrunoGA said:
I'm a little late seeing this, but OVRSZD is correct on the MotorSport Tech link. Contact Lenny Stahl there, he made a set for my LS XJ2025H that were perfect. They do fantastic work and get it to you quickly. All they need to know is the type/model tractor you have, and if it's not in their database they will need to know metric dimensions of the wheel and lug pattern. Good guys.

I had installed 4" spacers on each rear wheel on the L3800 I previously owned. They worked well and really made a difference in terms of stability on slopes. I got the spacers from this source: Christian S. Hansen, Inventor, 510-601-7550 7135 Pinehaven Rd. Oakland, CA. 94611 www.TheTracksCompany.com. This was several years ago so I don't know if this information is current. Before you add spacers, be sure that your fender clearances will be okay. And as another poster suggested, see if you can set your wheels out wider and add ballast in the rear tires.