Heavy-Duty Agricultural Wheel for Farm Equipment and Implements

Description

When you’re running heavy implements like disc harrows, field cultivators, or grain carts, you need wheels that can handle serious loads without giving you trouble. This 16-inch agricultural wheel with its 5,000-pound capacity is built for the kind of heavy-duty work that separates reliable equipment from the stuff that leaves you stuck in the field when you need it most.

What You’re Getting

• 8-bolt mounting pattern for maximum strength and security on heavy implements
• 5,000-pound load capacity handles your heaviest field work without worry
• 10-inch width provides excellent stability for wide implements and heavy loads
• Positive offset design positions the wheel properly for balanced loading
• 6-inch pilot hole with 8-inch bolt circle fits standard heavy-duty hubs

Built for Real Farm Work

This wheel is designed for the big jobs—think grain carts during harvest, heavy discs working tough ground, or field cultivators covering serious acreage. The 8-bolt hub configuration is what you’ll find on larger tractors and heavy implements where strength matters more than weight savings. Whether you’re pulling through heavy clay, rocky ground, or dealing with the punishment of transport loads, this wheel keeps rolling.

Made to Last

Farm equipment wheels take a beating from rocks, stumps, and the constant stress of heavy loads over rough ground. This agricultural wheel is built with the kind of robust construction you’d expect on implements that earn their keep. The cream-colored finish isn’t just for looks—it helps reflect heat and shows when it’s time for maintenance or replacement.

Good to Know

This wheel is designed for Hub No. 281071 and 280681, so check your hub numbers before ordering. The positive offset keeps the wheel positioned properly for even load distribution. When installing, make sure all eight bolts are properly torqued—heavy implements put serious stress on wheel mounting hardware, and you don’t want to be dealing with loose wheels in the middle of planting or harvest.