Dual 14.00 and 16.00s on my 931s. Pics

[Excuse Me]

To save some time, I'll link to a picture thread of the build parts of the 16.00s on the rear axle here.

this is how they attach.


And a couple of them on the rear most axle. If this works, then I will put them on the front driver as well.



Then I bought an extra pair of 14.00s for the front of my other 931 that I have tracks on the back of. I was just out with this rig yesturday and will be again today. It works so good. I hope to get some video of it, but not sure if it will happen.

These duals use a spacer I had made for another application a few years ago. Same basic principle, I used budd wheel thinbles to attach the inner wheel to the axle hub, then out budd nuts to attach the spacer. I still ahve the run flats inside, but hope to remove them before next spring. Running about 5psi in the outside tires and 8-10 inside. Even drives down the road well at 35 or so. That's fast enough for what I'm doing and the track belts on the rear.








Later this week I hope to get the 16.00s out and see if it works. May even have to try duals on the front of that one.

Thanks for looking.

 

[elkhtr]

To save some time, I'll link to a picture thread of the build parts of the 16.00s on the rear axle here.

this is how they attach.
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And a couple of them on the rear most axle. If this works, then I will put them on the front driver as well.
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Then I bought an extra pair of 14.00s for the front of my other 931 that I have tracks on the back of. I was just out with this rig yesturday and will be again today. It works so good. I hope to get some video of it, but not sure if it will happen.

These duals use a spacer I had made for another application a few years ago. Same basic principle, I used budd wheel thinbles to attach the inner wheel to the axle hub, then out budd nuts to attach the spacer. I still ahve the run flats inside, but hope to remove them before next spring. Running about 5psi in the outside tires and 8-10 inside. Even drives down the road well at 35 or so. That's fast enough for what I'm doing and the track belts on the rear.

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Later this week I hope to get the 16.00s out and see if it works. May even have to try duals on the front of that one.

Thanks for looking.

Looks wild!
What are you using the truck for?

 

[dawico]

Where are you going to mount the "oversize load" banner?

Looks sweet for field work though.

 

[86m1028]

Looks cool but duals on the frt is going to be **** on your steering.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

While the duals are neat and all...and I want some...where's the pictures of said tracks?

 

[FullSpecial]

Want to get rid of those runflats?

 

[R Racing]

Wow that scares the poop out of me . The torsional twist and how long the tubes are just looks like a accident waiting to happen

 

[steve6x6x6]

Why not just go all out. I made these for my buddy's truck. Then you can drive across the lake.

 

[MWMULES]

While the duals are neat and all...and I want some...where's the pictures of said tracks?

Here are two from his AG thread looks like a very cost effective way to get a semi-float spreader (ag use) truck.

 

[R Racing]

Here are two from his AG thread View attachment 534775 View attachment 534776 looks like a very cost effective way to get a semi-float spreader (ag use) truck.

now those look pretty cool!!

 

[4XDesign]

Why not just go all out. I made these for my buddy's truck. Then you can drive across the lake.

I saw this on trucks gone wild! You did a good job on the adapters!

 

[4XDesign]

Here are two from his AG thread View attachment 534775 View attachment 534776 looks like a very cost effective way to get a semi-float spreader (ag use) truck.

This is a sweet looking setup! How are the tracks tensioned? Just curious if he has a non drive axle that slides they look snug.

 

[Carlo]

It might float!

 

[country]

we have an extra wide bogie with deep dish wheels that will accommodate dual 14 x 20 tires ( or bigger possibly)

http://www.easternsurplus.net/images/615/615p.jpg



Dave
www.easternsurplus.net

 

[73m819]

View attachment 535528we have an extra wide bogie with deep dish wheels that will accommodate dual 14 x 20 tires ( or bigger possibly)

http://www.easternsurplus.net/images/615/615p.jpg



Dave
www.easternsurplus.net

Bridge truck rears ?

 

[Excuse Me]

This is a sweet looking setup! How are the tracks tensioned? Just curious if he has a non drive axle that slides they look snug.

The rear most axle has a turnbuckle on each side and slipper springs. So tension is pretty easy. Release the tension and remove the outside set of tires, and the tracks are easily removed and installed.