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Ron.
the 1100 R 24 Goodyear 286 are 49" rated at 8130# load range H
My 1600 R 20 michilens are rated at 14,000 and some change and have a speed rating of 55 MPH
hope this helps.
I know i was surprised how much taller the 1100 R 24 are compared to the 1100 R 20.
would have known if i...
currently running 1100 r 24. all around. these tires are taller than i expected them to be. next step for me is to go with tubeless tires and wheels. more choices and better tires. sorry for the typo above. that should have read 1100 r 24 not 1200 r 24.
Ron,
I dont want to guess so let me put a tape on them in the morning. it seems they are 5-6" taller than the 11 r 20. i will make certain and post up for you.
my next step is going with 22.5's all around. more options and better tires.
and tubeless. and that would be a big help for you...
Ron,
currently running the 1100 r 24's Goodyear 286's
this is the 4th set of tires i have run. 1st the 1200 ndt then the 1600 zxl's then 1100 r 20 286's now 1200 r 24 286's. the rating i will have to look in the morning as i cant remember for sure other than all of the tires i have run are...
this one started life as a M820. moved the tandoms to the very rear of the frame, added a midship shaft and extended the fish plate frame. plus changed a few crossmembers for driveshaft clearance. then added the angle for the 5th wheel and ramps.
from the small amount of inquireing i did when looking for mounts for my M1009 -- i wasnt able to come up with anything availible. I kept hearing obsolete.
I would think kits would be still on the shelf somewhere but i didnt find any.. Made my own.
I have drilled the heads off the bolts just enough to get the drum off.
drill them a little at a time to make sure you dont get into the drum.
and then use heat and vise grips to remove the rest of the bolt.
Its been a while since i have done this but i think i grabbed the part of the bolt...
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