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    Posted: 9 hours 40 minutes ago at 10:44am
I have 14.9-26 tires on my D15 that are defiantly on barrowed time! Neighbor has a used set of 16.9-26 radials with some tread left off his 4wd that he'd give to me. The current rims are 12" or 13" width and I have no fluid in the tires. I realized the tires may bulge some due to the narrow rims, which I'm fine with. I'm hoping lowering the air pressure can help this issue some. I don't use the D15 for heavy work just pulling the sickle and hay rake. The info I've found online says this can be done but I've found little to no info about doing it with radial tires. Thoughts????

Edited by Travis2766 - 9 hours 39 minutes ago at 10:45am
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Go for it.  You can try and run lower air pressure (like 8 to 10 lbs) to make them wear more evenly, but they're used tires, so the wear isn't that big of deal.
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I bought a pair of 24" tires off the front of a 4wd tractor that I mounted on one of my D-10's. They ride terribly rough. Tread was worn unevenly.
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I'm told that tires built for the front of a MFD tractor are built different then the same size tire intended for the rear of a smaller tractor. Likely why they are rough. 16.9 radials on a D-15 could be as low a 6 psi if they are tubeless 
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