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How to Take the Tires Off a John Deere L110
How to Take the Tires Off a John Deere L110. John Deere recommends checking the air pressure on your L110 tires before each use. It pays to visually inspect each tire for low pressure, lacerations, bubbles, bent rims or wobbling wheels. You don't want a wheel to blow and leave you stranded when you least expect it. Replacement wheels are available...
John Deere recommends checking the air pressure on your L110 tires before each use. It pays to visually inspect each tire for low pressure, lacerations, bubbles, bent rims or wobbling wheels. You don't want a wheel to blow and leave you stranded when you least expect it. Replacement wheels are available online, at mower repair shops or at many lawn and garden centers. It's not difficult to remove the tires on your John Deere L110 and replace them with new ones if you have a few basic tools.
Things You'll Need
Jack
Pliers
Grease
New tires
Securely park the riding mower, and place the jack under the frame or axle. Jack up the effected wheel.
Remove the yellow cap that covers the axle using pliers. Locate a metal clip that holds the wheel to the axle, and pry it off with pliers.
Grasp the wheel with both hands, and pull it off toward you.
Rub a little grease on the axle. Slide a new wheel on the axle.
Snap the restraining clip into position with pliers. Press the yellow cap into position with pliers.
Repeat these steps with other affected wheels. Lower the mower, and visually inspect all tires.
Fill tires with air if needed.
Tips & Warnings
According to the John Deere L110 Operator's Manual:
Front tire size: 15 x 6.0 - 6
Rear tire size: 20 x 8.0 - 8
Front tire pressure: 97 kPa (14 psi- pounds per square inch)
Rear tire pressure: 69 kPa (10 psi)
Tires and rims can explode if over inflated.
Do not weld a rim with the tire attached-the heat could cause an explosion.
Do not try to mount new tires if you are not properly trained.
