Why do you need to rotate the tires? Are you wanting to change the width between the rear tires?
Kind of what I figured. I've done this to both tractors and it was bitch on the M6060 with loaded tires and wheel weights.
That's what I did too. Remove the wheel weights, remove the wheel, unbolt the center and flip it to the desired position, reinstall the wheel on the other side and reinstall the weights (added a third weight). The caveat is that you have to have both rear wheels off at the same time in order to accomplish this so a good jack or support system is required. Not bad for an L2501 but more involved for an M6060, but having two tractors sure helped.
That'll depend on the desired wheel setting. In my case I had to swap tires right to left and left to right after I adjusted the wheel centers so that the tread was orientated correctly. I don't know how the OPs wheels are currently set up or where he wants them to be but he might need to do the old switcheroo or might not .... just depends.
Well that is true. I didn’t think about having the tire rim combo being separated from the center. You can certainly move the tire and rim side to side and keep the rotation correct and get more separation if needed.
Here are the rear wheel spacing instructions from the MX6000 and M6060 manuals. I've numbered the different spacing set ups from 1 to 4 with 1 being the narrowest and 4 the widest. If changing spacing from 1 to 2 or from 3 to 4 or vice versa, the wheel can stay on the same side of the tractor. If changing from 1 or 2 to 3 or 4 or vice versa, the wheel will need to move to the opposite side of the tractor since the wheel is flipped around relative to the wheel center. Here's a cheat sheet.
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