B3200 Front Lug Nut Pattern and Lug Size

[Rugman]

I have a B3200 and would like to purchase a set of wheel spacers. I cannot find the lug nut pattern nor the bolt size of the lugs. Any assistance would be most appreciated.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

You NEVER put spacers on the front!
It does nothing for you, except increase the likelihood that your going to damage the front end.

 

[GeoHorn]

Since the front axle pivots with terrain, adding spacers to widen the track does nothing for you except to add stress-loads to the driveline and axle-housing.

 

[Rugman]

Thank you for the replies. I was asking because the winter chains hit the frame even after flipping the tires inside out (and yes opposite sides). I guess I will just deal with it.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Thank you for the replies. I was asking because the winter chains hit the frame even after flipping the tires inside out (and yes opposite sides). I guess I will just deal with it.

Do they only hit when you turn sharply.
If so you need to adjust the stops.

 

[Rugman]

Do they only hit when you turn sharply.
If so you need to adjust the stops.

Yes, I will look into that. I want to say that the tires would hit the frame even with out the chains, so I turned the tires inside out and rotated them and it improved slightly. I will check the stops. Thank you.

 

[Henro]

I know your tractor is not a B 26, but you might want to read the following thread:

Reversing front wheels on Kubota B26 TLB - NO NOT DO THAT

I had some serious repairs done on my tractor at a Kubota dealer. At that time they advised reversing the front wheels. Within 6 months both front axles had shattered bearings. The first was covered by their warranty. I was moving a large boulder in the bucket, one that I had moved previously...

www.orangetractortalks.com

 

[Sammy3700]

My neighbor has a B32000 turf tires with a mid mount mower and they do not hit anything when stops are set correctly so please look at these as others stated no spacers and put the wheels so the are dished inwards

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

If I remember right if the tie rod is not adjusted properly it can cause that issue.