YM 2010D paint job

[GBuford4372]

Here you go

[GBuford4372]

Here you go...

[winston]

Looks like a new one! I would caution widening the front wheels, especially with a loader.

[GBuford4372]

Hmmm. Don't guess I follow you.

[winston]

You will be putting much more stress on your front axles. Especially with a load in the loader.

[GBuford4372]

Ok. How do I change that. Remount tires to the deeper side of wheel?

[winston]

swap sides keeping tread pointing the same direction as current.

[GBuford4372]

Final pic, bucket painted, grill(damaged) back on.

[winston]

Looking good but you still need to swap sides with those front tires before you mess up your front axle.

[GBuford4372]

Winston, I can't rotate them. The inner diameter of the wheel won't allow it to clear the 4 bolts that mount the steering arm to the knuckle. Not sure what to do with this.

[winston]

Could you take a picture of that area. I am curious. Does it have 6-14 tires?

[GBuford4372]

I believe they are 7-12. That is something I've noticed.

[winston]

That could be a problem. Although different manufactueres vary somewhat on diameter and rolling circumferenc my reasearch shows the 7-12 to be 24" diameter and 73" rolling circumference. The 6-14 shows to be 25.8" diameter and 77" rolling circumference. All the Yanmar information I have ever seen calls for about 1 to 4% lead on the front tires. If you have the smaller tires yours are going to be a - something % on lead. You might be ok on soft ground but if you handle big loads in your bucket and run on something that doesn't allow a lot of slipage then no doubt you would be putting your 4 wheel drive in a bind. No doubt it would be an expensive change so I know a lot for you to consider. https://www.hoyetractor.com/CTGY/2010TIRES.htm

[GBuford4372]

Would 6-14 fit the rim I have? Possibly?

[winston]

Not a tire person but I don't think so.