HELP PLEASE HELP! Would these fit on my John Deere 100 series that are 20x8.0-8?
1936485
Yes they will fit,but be aware they are very aggressive ,if you have well groomed lawn. Also since they are 4 ply ,will be a much rougher ride,but they are very tough and good for rough and hilly lawns
1936486
the tires i replaced on my john D. 130 were 20x10.0-8.00. best u ask a tire guy.
1155842
I am not sure but the John deere that I have is a zero turn and they where a little long and hit the mowing deck. I will not buy them again. Hope this helps
32538
Not sure, mine were purchased for a John Deere D110 42" deck. When I compared them to the old blades they were 1/8 of an inch too long each. That resulted in the blades hitting each other when put on the tractor.
455871
your best bet is to contact the manufacturer and ask what size to get. I thought these would fit my Husquvarna but they did not. There should be a tire size marked on your tires, you have to get the chains larger than the tire, and get the chain adjusters that go on the outside of the tire, they are not expensive and any size will do. Hope this helps
1484743
yes, they are supposed to fit all John Deere 48" decks. I love my set, won't have any other style of blades.
1514193
I would think so but I would check the users manual to be sure. You can find the users manual online at the Deere website. A good investment of time. I have used the AM125424 several times with no problems as it is directed in the users manual. My knee-jerk opinion is that it would fit as I do not think there are that many differences in the 100 series engines. Again, rely on the manual as the best source of information.
1129267
The axle hole bore is somewhat complex.If you are using it as the reccomended origional equipment for the specified John Deere lawn mowers it will fit perfectly.I had absolutely no problems in installing them.If you wish to use it for other equipment here are the specs.To begin with,it has a stepped bore.On the back of the wheel is a ball bearing with a .3125 (5/16") bore.The front has a steel sleeve bearing with a .503(1/2"+)bore.Further more,it is recessed in a depression 1.125 dia.(1 1/8 ") by .375 (3/8") deep.The total width of the hub is approx. 1.900 (about 1 7/8").I realize this is a lot of technical info.,but it accurate.The picture shows the inside face of the wheel/hub.The mounting "axle " is a machined bolt,sized to fit the "stepped" hole Hope this is of use.
455874
Take a look at the side of your rear tires and it should say 20x8x8 or 20x8x10, if not then these wont work.I have these on my Craftsman LT1500 and they work very well.
2051003
As long as it is a John Deere deck,it should fit.I would call them to make sure.
2192158
these blades will not fit a lt-160 john deere deck because they mount with 2 bolts and yours secures with 1 center bolt. you will have to go to john deere website to get the factory part number for the blade to see if you can cross it at oregon.com.
1332963
I don't know what that number is, but they fit both my John Deere mowers the 14SB & JX75
493871
Seriously. I would suggest you double check all measurements. It is snug on my Craftsman. I believe John Deere is higher in profile.
2250373
Sorry taking so long to respond. We didn't actually measure them but they work just fine. And mulch even better than original blades. The only way I can see a problem, would be, if there is a dent or something in the housing. Works perfectly on Deere L110. If you have D110, I don't know.
1154057
You will have to find out what the factory size is. If 5x7 or 6x8 they will fit.
1902272
No. These didn't even fit my 20x9 wheels with a 255/35/20 tire. Ripped as I tried putting them on.
421132
No it will not fit your rims. 22(outside dia.) x 9.50(rim width) x 12(rim dia.) You may get by with the smaller 20" instead of the 22", You may be able to put the 10" on the 9.50", but the rim dia. 12" to 8" is impossible. Find the Ag tire that fits your tractor and rims 22x9.50x12 and you will be more than pleased. Great traction, they will dig in and keep you going. Not a turf tread. Expect some grass damage.
1903313
I don't think these will work for the X300. Looks like you need Part #M145476, but I'd check with an authorized John Deere dealer just to be certain.