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Murph I am very intrested in studing my tires for many of the same reasons mentchioned before. I have a new JD 4300 4x4 and turf tires. I have made contact with several companys including dennis kirk mentioned on this board they all say thet the screw in studs will wear very fast used on a tractor, especally if used on asphalt. also there is posibilty of puncture if they were left in to long. These were tech people i spoke with . you seem to know more about this . Any help would be great thanks. Bruce

chains studs
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 15 Post by Bruce Brogan

if you do not use your 4400 for mowing than I sugest that you stay with the axle you have. There is no internal and only one external change in the new axle . J.D. is only replaceing axles for people who cut grass and complain about scuffing often. The change cost for J.D.is around $ 3,600.00 so you can see why they don't notify every tracktor owner. I had my dealer change my 4200 over to the new axle I had to wait 5 months for the parts. I did notice a difrence in the steering and no more scuffing. Other than that there is no advantage to the change. And given your local dealer ignorance i would stay with your axle as is. hope I have helped

John Deere 4400 Hyd 4x4 Problems
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Bruce Brogan

i am intrested in your 7' blower if it is still available. please send specs. & price you are asking. thanks I live near pottstown

3 point rear mount snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 5 Post by Bruce Brogan