yes, you can fit 36" tractor tires on a PZJ70

[crushers]

with 2 1/2" lift rear and 3" lift front.
i went wheeling with a few buddies at Lee's Off Road Safari park outside of Edmonton Alberta yesterday.
the front springs need the center holes of the main and military moved ahead 1 1/2" and custom shackles for the extra 1" lift. the rear Beltons actually had 2 leafs removed for a better ride.
the bump stops were extended down 2" to restrict the upward travel for no (or in this case VERY limited) tire rub. the only rub was when i was nose hill down and cranked hard then the tires would rub on the frame but very little.
i will be posting a longer thread in the "international chat" at the bottom later with limited pics.
BTW, i was grinning ear to ear all day with the traction i had even though the front and rear diffs are open.
cheers
sorry this is the only pic i could find with the tires installed on the truck

 

[lowenbrau]

Geez I'll bet Craig is glad he spray bombed his roof a few weeks ago. It looks downright presentable now.

Those tractor tires look just fine on a small truck. I might have to take a set to ACT2006

Sounds like everybody had fun.

Oh and for the record its "Alberta Safari Company" http://www.detailplustires4x4park.ca/asc.html

 

[Gold Boy]

with 2 1/2" lift rear and 3" lift front.
i went wheeling with a few buddies at Lee's Off Road Safari park outside of Edmonton Alberta yesterday.
the front springs need the center holes of the main and military moved ahead 1 1/2" and custom shackles for the extra 1" lift. the rear Beltons actually had 2 leafs removed for a better ride.
the bump stops were extended down 2" to restrict the upward travel for no (or in this case VERY limited) tire rub. the only rub was when i was nose hill down and cranked hard then the tires would rub on the frame but very little.
i will be posting a longer thread in the "international chat" at the bottom later with limited pics.
BTW, i was grinning ear to ear all day with the traction i had even though the front and rear diffs are open.
cheers
sorry this is the only pic i could find with the tires installed on the truck

Nice Wayne - The tractor tires don't even look that bad, and if they do the job that's great.

All you need now is 3 point linkage and a plough.

 

[Greg_B]

Very cool. One of these days I will have to make a trip to Lee's park when the Cruiser gang is going. Looks liek Craig had fun too!

What are the specs/brand/make/etc of those tires? What rims did you run them on?

gb

 

[crushers]

link to the brief trail account:
https://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?p=1106421#post1106421

 

[Josie'sLandCruiser]

Hi All:

Wayne, it is great to see you up to your usual tricks!


I always enjoy following your thread here on MUD!

Take Care!

Alan

 

[Tapage]

re-gearing .. ? I thought 4.88 .. ?

 

[crushers]

so far 4.11 with stock everything except mapped turbo...
i am thinking if this is my next wheeling rig then i will take the 4.56 out of the PZJ75 and swap the 4.11s in.
i have a 2.48 t/case sitting here ready to go
i also have a R141 should i need yet lower gearing...
we will see after May longweekend run if i need the swap or not...
cheers