Wheel Stud modification for Aftermarket wheels on x1100

HBTexas

HBTexas

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Im sure if I looked hard enough the answer id probably here,,,,,,

Going aftermarket with 14 inch wheels. The Kubota x1100c uses the 2 lugs and 2 bolts to mount wheel.
I saw somewhere they sell a kit $$ for the adaption to 4 lugs , Couldnt a guy just go to an auto parts store and got those lugs that would fit it?

trying not to hijack the tire post ....with lug questions
 
You would have to measure the threads and the diameter of the stud. If you don't have a thread gauge you will have to purchase one. Then you can purchase a couple of these put some Loctite on them are you should be good to go. The best place to order the stud once you find out all the information would probably be Grainger or perhaps McMaster-Carr. Make sure you get the right steel for the stud I assume it's a grade 8
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Westfield said:
You would have to measure the threads and the diameter of the stud. If you don't have a thread gauge you will have to purchase one. Then you can purchase a couple of these put some Loctite on them are you should be good to go. The best place to order the stud once you find out all the information would probably be Grainger or perhaps McMaster-Carr. Make sure you get the right steel for the stud I assume it's a grade 8
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Or you could go to a Kubota dealer and ask them for a replacement wheel stud I would imagine they would carry Parts such as that but they would have to order them
 
Westfield said:
Or you could go to a Kubota dealer and ask them for a replacement wheel stud I would imagine they would carry Parts such as that but they would have to order them
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KUBOTA WHEEL STUD | K7621-19960
$2.43

SKU:
K7621-19960
You should do it for you if I follow this online from a Kubota dealer.
 
Do not rely on that part number because it could be for a different machine you would need to call the dealership to get the proper one I just wanted to let you know that they are out there.
 
Ohh you guys are so helpful ! Thanks for the info .
One thing saving me is our Kubota dealer is WAY Across town ...And I prefer to stay o the property unless im working .
Or I would be up there buying everything that fit this machine .
God I hope those wheels i ordered fit ! These things are addictive !! Im 55 years old didnt even realize I could be addicted to ANYTHING !! Now I am a X1100C Addict !
 
Being addicted to a Kubota X 1100 C is a good kind of addiction. And yes the people on here help you so much, is a very good top notch site!
 
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Ok , so my Kubota dealer ordered this for me today from Orange aftermarket.
This kit sold only to the dealers..

Claims this is the KIT For aftermarket aluminum wheels for the X Series Kubota
LUG STUD & CHROME LUG NUT KIT FOR THE KUBOTA RTV X-SERIES: (16) LUG NUTS (8) LUG STUDS
www.wiedmannbros.com

Lug Stud & Chrome Lug Nut Kit for the Kubota RTV X-Series: (

www.wiedmannbros.com

SOOoo this is the same kit from Farm & Trail website .

Welcome to Farm & Trail - Gear for the Farm and the Trail

www.farmandtrail.com www.farmandtrail.com
Will let you guys know if it fits !
 
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The studd kit does 1111201639.jpg1111201640.jpgnot actually look like the one in the pic. Came with 8 Screw in studs like the ones shown in previous post. But I got them mounted .
 
would you believe that over priced slim / shallow / fancy tool box cost just a little more than the damn tires ?
 
This is the one I'm waiting for right now. Made by Northern Tool. It was around $300 I never purchased anything from Northern Tool I hope the quality is good. I like this one because the Box locks are on the side . Unlike your toolbox mine is a little short on each side of the dump box. This will definitely be an upgrade from my plastic tool box what was previously in the back. I will have to use my tool maker skills to find some way to fasten it down to the box but I don't think that will be a problem.52174_1_400x400.jpg
 
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Well heck , wish I had found that one first. I like mine as it is still about 6 inches off the bed. But that one would have worked very well. Looks nice
 
HB once it gets here and I get it installed I'll take a pic and post it. I am hoping I don't have to push both of the lock buttons is to open it up. Otherwise I think I will have to modify it.
 
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