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22-01-17, 11:53
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Taa ..
My book said the same but every set of rims I have seems to have a different size and 11x20 seems to be popular. Now to get rid of all the extras 
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22-01-17, 18:56
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Apparently, 1100-20 replaced 1050-20 during the war, and lasted for a long time afterwards, so that's probably what you want for the gun tractor.
Note this is a different size from 1100R20 (which caught me out, R tyres are on a reduced profile, so have a smaller overall diameter). It could be interesting to see if theres a modern R size that intersects with the old 1100-20 size, maybe around 1400R20. 1100x20 could be either, but seems more likely as 1100-20. Last edited by Lauren Child; 22-01-17 at 19:02.
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23-01-17, 05:05
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Lauren,Gina, I found a web site that gave sizes, but I didn't save the 1100 x 20 info.
A 7.00 x 20 = 180-100R20 A 7.50 x 20 = 190-100R20 A 8.25 x 20 = 210-100R20
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