It's been awhile coming and all the signs were there for it, but, budget and time didn't allow for me to do it ahead of time:
Loud boom and all the juice came right out.
So I went and tried to find the part number to replace this, plus get new shoes on it. It has "12.4-24 on 11" rim" stamped on the tire itself. I might as well replace both rims (and obviously both tires now), as the other side isn't in a whole lot better shape.
Looking on this site:
it looks like the p/n I want is 70000-00053? Is that correct? It's hard to tell but I think the centers are in good shape overall.
But when I look at some online shops to buy it, like this one:
www.tractorpartsasap.com
They say it's a 10" rim.
If that part is the right one and that seller has two in stock, I'd like to get them ordered sooner than later. But, also not really sure how much of a DIY job this will be. I have the gear to jack the tractor rear up easily and pull both off. But getting a new tire on the rim, getting beet juice in there etc., feels like stuff I need to hire out for.
Loud boom and all the juice came right out.
So I went and tried to find the part number to replace this, plus get new shoes on it. It has "12.4-24 on 11" rim" stamped on the tire itself. I might as well replace both rims (and obviously both tires now), as the other side isn't in a whole lot better shape.
Looking on this site:
it looks like the p/n I want is 70000-00053? Is that correct? It's hard to tell but I think the centers are in good shape overall.
But when I look at some online shops to buy it, like this one:
Rear Rim - 10" x 24" Circular 4 Loop Style fits Kubota L2501 L2900 L3010 L3200 L3240 L3301 L3600 L3710 L3800 L3901 L4200 L4300 L4310 L4610 70000-00053
Rear Rim - 10" x 24", Circular 4 Loop Style for Kubota Tractor(s) L2501, L2800, L2900, L3010, L3130, L3200, L3240, L3300, L3301, L3400, L3410, L3430, L3540, L3560, L3600. Replaces Kubota OEM Number(s) 70000-00053, 32480-27640, 35070-27640, 37260-27640.
www.tractorpartsasap.com
If that part is the right one and that seller has two in stock, I'd like to get them ordered sooner than later. But, also not really sure how much of a DIY job this will be. I have the gear to jack the tractor rear up easily and pull both off. But getting a new tire on the rim, getting beet juice in there etc., feels like stuff I need to hire out for.