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Old 01-21-2013, 06:48 PM
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where can i get a set of the narrow rims like that i am liking that idea even better
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Put in a want ad for narrow front rims. You'll need some WF 3/4" spindles, too, as those won't fit a 782's 1" spindles.
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would they fit on a cub 1650 which as far as i know it is stock
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and in order for the ags to help turn you need to put them on backwards.
Which way is 'forwards' in this context? Just got my first set of [drive axle] ags for plowing/sodbusting. 4.00-8's on steer axle.
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got it--the lug 'chevrons' go 'pointy end hits the ground first wide end trails'.

The tires were banded together for shipping with the rotation arrow sides facing each other...
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ribs. ags on the front aint for nothin but looks unless you have front wheel assist
X2. It looks really stupid and annoyingly deceiving IMO.
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