I have a Cummins Band 9" saw and in need of wheel tires 1/2x14. Can you help me out?
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I bought my new tires from Rockler thru Amazon. Make sure you get the proper size. The Urethane Band Saw Tires need to be soaked in hot water and then stretched onto the wheels. No adhesive is required. Good Luck.
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Hello, the Cummins line of saws has been discontinued. They were an import/relabel product. My best advice is to go to your local hardware store and see if you canget somebody to possibly do a cross reference on the replacement tires. I gave Grizzly a call. They may be able to dig them up for you. Call their Tech Support At: (570) 546-9663 Mon-Fri 8-6 E.S.T. Well sir I do hope you can locate a set for the old saw. Hope this helped a bit anyway.
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Call the Band Saw Tire Warehouse. They have tires for your machine as well as hundreds of other models. 908-241-2885
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Hello, the Cummins line of saws has been discontinued. They were an import/relabel product. My best advice is to go to your local hardware store and see if you can get somebody to possibly do a cross reference on the replacement tires. I gave Grizzly a call. They may be able to dig them up for you. Call their Tech Support At: (570) 546-9663 Mon-Fri 8-6 E.S.T. Well sir I do hope you can locate a set for the old saw. Hope this helped a bit anyway.
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These work great on my Ridgid bandsaw (14" wheels). Went right on with no fuss. Much better than the original rubber tires. I would also recommend the Power Twist V-belt. It significantly reduces vibration from the motor.
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I think you would need to contact Carlisle Tires or perhaps go to their website.
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Look at your tire size, ex. 20x10-8; then go to the Security Chain Co. website and lookup the part number for the chains that fit that tire size; search that part number on Amazon...bingo!
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The tires on my machine are size 4.10-6. The chains fit tightly. but well. You'll need to read the tire size off the tire sidewall and go from there.
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Otis, Yes, that wheel & tire combo will work well. No modifications required. Thank you, BWT
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I would try a lowes or home depot, local hardware store for a high strength carabener , may need two , im sure they could hook you up with something, take the chains with you also. I had to lengthen the chain that completesthe triangle on the outside of the tire. Good Luck!
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My Saw is a 14" Grizzly. The design on most of the 14" saws is similar to the 14" Delta. It should fit but you will not know without trying it. They will seem to be to small when you get them but follow the instructions for warming the tire before installing them. they have about 1" of stretch after they are heated.
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Hello, These wheels are currently available in the specified size and bolt pattern. Those tires should fit quite nicely with these wheels. Feel free to purchase. Thank you Jeremy
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I made the same mistake. The wheel in the picture is the right diameter (14") and tread widthe (2"), but it is too thick through the axle hole. The axle is too short to get the nut on. I found the right wheel (#181624) on Amazon. Just type in "181624 wheel/sears mower" and then click on the description and it will pull up the 6 spoke wheel that you need. Sold by Mowtownusa. I already got mine and its the right wheel. Hope this helps.
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Have you tried Google? There are some good sites that explain wheel size and tire compatibility.
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The tire IS tubeless and it is an exact EOM remplacement for the LT2000 Craftsman mower/tractor (2008 version!!). If you feel you need a tube, I would recommend going to your neighborhood Tractor Supply-their prices are MUCH better than anything I found anywhere else-even AMAZON!! Any brand of a 18X9.50-8" tube should work quite nicely-and they're at least $3 to $5 cheaper than the other stores!
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Those tires you mentioned are too big for the size I bought. The chain is great for your application, just get the right size. ( see the manufacturer size chart)
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Otis,Yes, that wheel & tire combo will work well. No modifications required.Thank you,BWT
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I would try a lowes or home depot, local hardware store for a high strength carabener , may need two , im sure they could hook you up with something, take the chains with you also. I had to lengthen the chain that completes the triangle on the outside of the tire. Good Luck!
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i found them at harbor freight and northern tool. if you look up model number on tool it will help u
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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.