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skrusins

Looking for a 1in. taller gauge wheel any suggestions? I'd seen a link earlier but I can't find it.

Thanks in advance, Stan

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peter lena

@skrusins  how about a local tractor supply ?  or similar  ?  J/D  deck wheels are typically taller , if nothing else , snoop around online  with the specs you want , head you in the right direction , pete

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pacer

Harbor Frt also has a HUGE selection -- and they are cheaper than TSC:handgestures-thumbupright:

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Jeff-C175

In most cases you do get what you pay for.  I bought some cheapo HF wheels and they lasted one mowing season.  The metal was thin and rusted and bent easily.

 

Something like a gauge wheel needs to be beefy.  They take a lot of abuse.

 

Not saying to not try TSC or HF , but be aware that the $3.99 specials aren't worth the trouble.

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cafoose
35 minutes ago, Jeff-C175 said:

Something like a gauge wheel needs to be beefy.  They take a lot of abuse.

Absolutely :handgestures-thumbupright: I was cheap and tried cheap wheels and they broke in a short amount of time. I got OEM Wheel Horse wheels and they are still going strong :music-rockout:

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skrusins

Thanks to everyone for your great advice. I always used WH deck wheels, but I'm trying to get a 7inch wheel to get a 4inch mowing height. Once Again Thanks to everyone   Stan

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Handy Don
2 hours ago, skrusins said:

Thanks to everyone for your great advice. I always used WH deck wheels, but I'm trying to get a 7inch wheel to get a 4inch mowing height. Once Again Thanks to everyone   Stan

Each 1" of diameter gains ½" of cut height.

Note the tread width and bore length as well as other specs.

Lastly, be sure to re-level the deck with the new wheels and....

please POST PICTURES and info on your results!

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