Agricultural Steel Wheel for Utility Tractors and Implements

Description

When you’re running utility tractors, rotary cutters, or other lighter implements, having a reliable wheel that can handle the job without breaking the bank makes all the difference. This 15-inch agricultural wheel is built for the everyday tasks around the farm—from bush hogging pastures to running a finish mower or pulling a utility cart. It’s the kind of wheel you’ll find on smaller tractors and implements where you need solid performance without the heavy-duty specs of the big machines.

What You’re Getting

• 5-bolt pattern on a 5-1/2 inch bolt circle that fits a wide range of utility hubs
• 1,800-pound capacity handles the loads from most utility tractors and mid-sized implements
• 1/4-inch negative offset positioning works well with standard hub designs
• 15-inch diameter provides good flotation on soft ground while keeping costs reasonable
• Cream-colored finish that matches most agricultural equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This wheel is right at home on utility tractors, rotary cutters, finish mowers, and similar implements where you need a dependable wheel without the expense of heavy-duty models. The 5-bolt pattern and 4-inch pilot hole design work with many common agricultural hubs, making it a versatile replacement option when you’re maintaining older equipment or building custom implements.

Made to Last

Agricultural wheels take their share of abuse from rocks, stumps, and uneven terrain. This wheel is built with sturdy steel construction that stands up to the bumps and vibration of farm work. The finish resists rust and corrosion, so it’ll keep looking decent season after season even when working in wet conditions.

Good to Know

Make sure your hub has the 5-bolt pattern with 5-1/2 inch bolt circle before ordering—this is different from the 6-bolt pattern found on many larger tractors. The negative offset means the wheel mounts slightly inward from the hub face, which is standard for most utility applications. Always check your hub’s load rating to make sure it matches the wheel’s 1,800-pound capacity.