Expanding the Wheel Width of a BCS Two-Wheel Tractor by Flipping the Wheel Hubs

The standard wheels on many BCS Two-Wheel Tractors include a two-piece wheel hub design that can be re-arranged to achieve multiple overall wheel widths. This video explains the process of altering the width by flipping these hubs.
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[@small-timegarden]

I admire how these machines were designed for advantageous function...almost as if all the 'little tricks' have evolved but designed from the start

[@TimberXX]

patiently waiting for a video of a new BCS 770...

[@zielonomi]

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[@genoleso2035]

The worst thing are tyres valve innthe wrong position after reverse and expanding the weel width but not so bad

[@cemalyilmaz377]

[@GermanShepherd1983]

I wanted to narrow up the wheel base on our 722 but couldn't do it because the tire would hit the transmission shifting lever.

[@BCSAmerica]

Did you flip the inner dishes and then switch the sides that the wheels are installed on?

[@GermanShepherd1983]

@@BCSAmerica Yes, did that and it gets just a little bit too close to the transmission shift lever

[@BCSAmerica]

@@GermanShepherd1983 Interesting. Can you send us a photo and your tractor serial number? We'd like to see if we can figure out what's going on. [e-mail] Thanks

[@omcdude64]

Are the 4 x 10 wheels 2 inches taller than the 4 x 8 wheels?

[@BCSAmerica]

4x10 wheels (4x10x18) are on 18" tires. 4x8 wheels (4x8x16) are on 16" tires. The tires are 2" taller overall, but the difference in tractor ground clearance is only 1". (Center of 16" tire is 8" off ground, while center of 18" tire is 9" off ground.)

[@May4thbwithu]

How do in prevent the tyres from slipping on the hubs?

[@BCSAmerica]

Sorry, you'll have to be more specific. How would the tires slip on the hubs?

[@May4thbwithu]

@@BCSAmerica I have a twin wheel set up I can see that the tyres slip on the hubs! Maybe the tubes aren't holding air or something?

[@BCSAmerica]

@@May4thbwithu Sounds like you could've sheared your valve stems. Did you install two sets of wheel extensions between the wheels? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGrbnJKJg9utgrM

[@sagarmangasuli4210]

Wheel extension is small