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You are right on the circumference though.... 40.5 (3.14) =127 inches 42.5 (3.14) = 133 inches it is pulling 5 inches farther with the 11.00 up front...... even I am thinking that is too much.

A 9.00 is actually 40.5 Here is a pretty good link that explains military tire sizes pretty well. U.S. Army Pneumatic Tires of World War II

The numbers 9.00 and 11.00 are in reference to tire width, not height. The difference between the two around is only about 2 inches. All it means is that the front tires will turn 2 inches farther than the rears...the gearing is strong enough that it will force the extra 2 inches..... the front...

The larger tire on the front will mean that they are pulling farther per rotation than the rears.... which from a traction standpoint is a good thing. Most 4x4 farm tractors are geared so the fronts spin at a faster rate than the rears. Tire size causes problems when you go different sizes...

Has the plow been used on the deuce already? If so what are you worried about?