Wheel Spacers

[Apple Farmer]

Looking for advice on what width of wheel spacers for my LX3310. My property is made up primarily of rolling hills. The implements I use are FEL, 5' box blade, 5' brush hog, 6' snow plow, and pallet forks. I'm thinking at least 2", but not more than 3". I am also going to get the tires filled. My previous tractor was a BX2660. I had 1 1/2" spacers on it and could feel the difference. The LX3310 has a cab and feels a bit tippy right now. I've had it for a little over a month. Appreciate any advice from those who have used spacers and/or filled tires.

 

[mmlogan]

Following this closely. I just bought a LX3520 Cab and I can't get past the pucker factor. Maybe it will come with time, but, I'd like to make it as safe as possible.

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

You guys know there's a Search feature, right? Wheel Spacer threads are like Oil threads, there's a ton of them and lots of opinions based on different uses.

 

[Henro]

My previous tractor was a BX2660. I had 1 1/2" spacers on it and could feel the difference. The LX3310 has a cab and feels a bit tippy right now. I've had it for a little over a month. Appreciate any advice from those who have used spacers and/or filled tires.

Using the search feature as as WI_H suggested certainly should tire you out reading all the posts on the subject.

One thing in your post caught my eye. Highlighted in blue above. In my case I finally got spacers for my B2910 last summer, and I can't feel the difference at all. I went with 4" rear spacers.

I think the reason is I tipped the tractor on its side once about ten or twelve years ago. Gun shy once, gun shy forever I suppose...

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I wided my L 12".... LOVE IT!
Oh and I didn't need spacers to do it.