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Ventrac Dual Wheel Kit Kit, Duals Field Trax Black

Dual Wheels are available for the 4520 and 4500 tractors. They are designed to increase stability, traction, and safety on slopes. Dual wheels are also great for reduction of soil compaction on delicate ground. Once the dual hubs have been installed on each wheel, the duals can be quickly mounted and dismounted. Duals are recommended for sandy soils or where a broad distribution of tractor weight is desired, including when driving sideways on slopes greater than 20 degrees (not to exceed 30 degrees). Duals are only one of numerous considerations for safety on slopes; speed, terrain, irregularities, and stopping the unit are other serious factors to consider for safe operation of the tractor. ##### NOTES: * Engine manufacturers' maximum angle of operation is 25° for continuous use (all directions) and 30° intermittent use*. * Do NOT use with Wheel Extensions _* Intermittent use is up to 10 minutes on the slope, then return to level ground before returning to the slope. Exceeding the rated angle of operation may result in engine damage._

$1,695Starting MSRP
Compatible with 1 Ventrac tractor. Sold & serviced at Koenig stores across Ohio & Indiana.

Specifications

Post Mower Dimensions
General
Additional Tractor Width(12"/Tire)(12"/Tire)(12"/Tire)(12"/Tire)
Width with Single Tires48in121.9cm49in124.5cm
Width with Dual Tires70in177.8cm72in182.9cm
Tire TypeAll TerrainStandardTurf
Dimensions
Weightper axleper axleper axleper axle
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