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Old 12-06-2020, 08:58 PM
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Default IH CC 782 Rear Wheels Jack Points
Good evening,

I have replaced the front tires and had the front wheels powder coated. They look good.

Now, I need to replace the tires and have the rear wheels powder coated. The powder coating has a 48-hour turnaround time. I will need to jack up the rear end and leave it jacked up for several days.

Where should I place the jack for the rear wheels? I have a scissor jack ad a bottle jack I can use.

Should I replace with a turf tire (that is what is on the 782) or an agricultural tire (barbed tread)? I am leaning toward the barbed tread.

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Old 12-06-2020, 10:49 PM
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regarding tires...If your going to be mowing with the 782 go with the stock turf tires..The others could dig up the lawn a little. Just my preference..
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Old 12-07-2020, 07:04 AM
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There several places in the rear end to jack the tractor up. I often use the drawbar then place wooded cribbing under each axle housing.

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go with the stock turf tires. others could dig up the lawn a little
I disagree. I have used Ag Tires on my 782 for over 10+ yrs. They provide excellent traction. With Ag tires one does not get the "turf burn" as from turf tires when they slip. BUT..... to each his own preference.
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I've been mowing with a lawn/garden tractor since 1966 and the only time I have ever damaged the lawn was with turf tire's slipping, never with ag tires. I'm getting ready to replace the rears on my 782 and they will again be ag tires.
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There several places in the rear end to jack the tractor up. I often use the drawbar then place wooded cribbing under each axle housing.



I disagree. I have used Ag Tires on my 782 for over 10+ yrs. They provide excellent traction. With Ag tires one does not get the "turf burn" as from turf tires when they slip. BUT..... to each his own preference.

Dad's had firestone AGS on his 125 for 36+ years. I've put them on my 147 a few years ago. Never had an issue with them tearing up the lawn save for the few times I was being a dink and throttling the hydro lever around as a kid intentionally digging holes while driving.
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