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#43 ·
8086bruce said:
Wow looks great!!! Looks more like a X766SE than a X366SE!
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Looks great! It is definitely a much better look than stock or even the previous upgrades you had mounted.:fing32: With the taller tires does the blower still go down low enough to stay in contact with the driveway when there is a dip or exiting the garage or ...?

I might stop it at a X566SE due to a shared frame and similar hood, engine and all vs. the very different X7 series.:dunno:

Another reason to consider it a X566SE is how it compares to the small tired X310 tractor (sorry X310 owners - nothing personal - just an observation).:hide:

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POENY said:
Looks great! It is definitely a much better look than stock or even the previous upgrades you had mounted.:fing32: With the taller tires does the blower still go down low enough to stay in contact with the driveway when there is a dip or exiting the garage or ...?

I might stop it at a X566SE due to a shared frame and similar hood, engine and all vs. the very different X7 series.:dunno:

Another reason to consider it a X566SE is how it compares to the small tired X310 tractor (sorry X310 owners - nothing personal - just an observation).:hide:

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:thanku:

Yeah no problem with the snowblower to go down, I don't use the pedal lift anymore, I use a winch to raise it but can use the original system if need it.

Of course it's look more close to an X500, I'm pretty proud of what I done with my originally X300. :)
 
#45 ·
Yes, you should be proud, tractor is now a kick a$$ machine. Now i am just waiting for it to be turbo charged next. :fing32:
 
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PEIDeerefan said:
Yes, you should be proud, tractor is now a kick a$$ machine.
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No joke. I was really impressed with the engine oil fired cab heater. How is that working for you by the way?
 
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#51 ·
:thanku:I kept the rims I bought when I did the transaxle upgrade, they are shaft (1") key (1/4") by 12"x8.5


Thank you Sir!

I've got a 485 AWS and have been looking for Bar tires to fit the narrow rims on the AWS series. I've been stuck because I have 12"x8.5" rims with 26x10.5x12 carlisle turfs and didn't know if a 26x12x12 tire would fit.

Seeing your pictures has pushed me over the edge and I'll be ordering some of those destones in 26x12x12 soon!

Nice work...
 
#56 ·
Stladrill, your X366SE looks amazing with the tires you put on it. I have a question about the fronts. Did you run into any clearance problems after you put the mower deck back under? I have my brothers (Sodaboy) tractor now, he fitted a K70 transaxle to it a couple years ago. It currently has 23x10.50-12" turf tires on the back and stock front tires. I want to upgrade the tires all around this season for snow blowing, same size you have. I have a set of larger front wheels & tires on the front now, but they hit the deck so I can only use them with the blower. I want to be able to use the 3 rib year round. Also what width are the front rims you have on the x366?

Thanks for any input.


Oh I also have new stickers for the hood, they say X370SE Sodaboy Edition. Got the idea from you!
 
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D-Cell_Mekanick said:
Stladrill, your X366SE looks amazing with the tires you put on it. I have a question about the fronts. Did you run into any clearance problems after you put the mower deck back under? I have my brothers (Sodaboy) tractor now, he fitted a K70 transaxle to it a couple years ago. It currently has 23x10.50-12" turf tires on the back and stock front tires. I want to upgrade the tires all around this season for snow blowing, same size you have. I have a set of larger front wheels & tires on the front now, but they hit the deck so I can only use them with the blower. I want to be able to use the 3 rib year round. Also what width are the front rims you have on the x366?

Thanks for any input.


Oh I also have new stickers for the hood, they say X370SE Sodaboy Edition. Got the idea from you!
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What size is your mower deck?

The front rims are the original 8" from a X500

Keep in mind that every manufacturer of tire have different overall size even they has the same marking ex: 26x12-12

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The rear tire rubs the deck (42") a little when in up position and the tractor as a bumpy ride.
 
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By the way guys....

If you followed this thread, you saw that Stladrill also upgraded his front tri-ribs to a larger size. I ended up purchasing his old set of tri-ribs, which you can see in this post: Tri-Ribs Side-by-Side

I bought them for my 110 Round Fender, but these are actually not the correct size for a 110. The 110 uses larger 8" rims like the X500!

This was not Stladrill's fault at all. In fact, he shipped them to me very expeditiously and was a real pleasure to transact with. What happenned was I had just had surgery, and I guess my brain was not working right. So I missed the detail of the different rim size.

At any rate, Stladrill's smaller tri-ribs (just the tires) are sitting in my garage, in the same condition (very good!) as when he removed them from his X366SE. If anyone is ever interested in these, please send me a PM. Thanks!
 
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