This tractor tire fits most AMF 1" wheels. 9.75" x 1.25"

When not mounted, this tractor tread tire measures 9-1/4" outside diameter and 7-1/8" inside diameter. The cross-section width (sidewall to sidewall) is 1-1/4".

Item Details

Fits most AMF 1" wheels

CA Prop 65

Blue Diamond Classics 91806615 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	91806615
Brand	Blue Diamond Classics

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Customers appreciate the product's high quality and primary features, remarking on its superior performance. The material quality is praised notably, especially its impressive look after use. Users find it highly practical and easy to use, even pointing out a unique feature of heating it in the oven for easy application. The product's usability and safety have earned it customer preference over competitors.

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I would buy this product again

5.0

6 years ago

Roger

Collinwood Tn

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Great product

Would Recommend

very good product

5.0

7 years ago

Clay

grand junction co.

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the tire looked fantastic once I got it on . I cooked it in the oven 25 min. at 275 it then went on slick as a whistle

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Hi, I was curious if this fits for a AMF Power Trac 502, I'm having a hard time finding this tire. Thanks

by Corey

• 9 years ago

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58-62 murray tractor This seems to be the right tire, I have about 7 and a eight inch rims diamter and roughly inch and an eight at its widest flanges. Any suggestions would be great.

by futura51

• 12 years ago

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mounting rear tractor tires Hi, I ordered part number #91806415 (2 rear tires) for my 1952 Murray tractor as suggested by your tech. Usually when I mount tires I bake them on a cookie sheet at 200 degrees for 10 mins. That makes them soft and plyable to go right on the rim easily. These rear tires are bigger and wider than the car tires I usually use. Trying to prepare these larger tires the same way , 200 degrees for ten mins. isn't working. After that time period the tire is barley warm and won't stretch or bend at all. I need to know the trick to mounting these larger tires. Do I heat at a hire temp.or longer time period? I don't want to ruin or burn the tire. I am so close to finishing this project. All parts needed for this project were ordered here and am very happy. Please, any suggestions would be appreciated.

by Philly

• 13 years ago

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is the wheel to fit this tire also available?

by Gordonm978

• 15 years ago

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