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Topic: M Lesson
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| KTNC
10-06-2012 15:58:41
75.213.223.253
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I"m looking into buying an M or SM and have begun doing research... And have some questions:On the M"s what year did they change to the newer style front rims (on a narrow front end)? Just like the looks of these better. Also have seen some rear rims turned inside out, why would this have been done? And can the rims just be switched (sides) to correct? Also looking for pictures of the correct placing of decals (as from the factory) Have seen a lot of variations. Thanks |
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| Rod51M
10-07-2012 05:05:33
71.254.223.168
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Re: M Lesson in reply to KTNC, 10-06-2012 15:58:41
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| | Just went through the same problems/questions with decals. I got lots of good advice this past week and the link it below. Lots of good photos too thanks to other members. http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/viewit.cgi?bd=farmall&th=887607 |
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| DeltaRed
10-06-2012 19:39:21
67.6.219.50
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Re: M Lesson in reply to KTNC, 10-06-2012 15:58:41
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| My tractors are all 'dish in'.I need them to be like that so they will fit in a 30" cornrow.'Dish out will only go 'in' to 34" row or so. |
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| DC Snider
10-06-2012 18:22:00
74.36.69.216
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Re: M Lesson in reply to KTNC, 10-06-2012 15:58:41
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| Front hubs are one of two types, the fixed tread that clamps to the front rim and the adjustable width that bolts to hoops on the front rim. Either is correct, but I believe the adjustable width narrow front rim was pretty well standard after 1947. If I'm wrong I'm sure someone will correct me... |
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| Janicholson
10-06-2012 16:39:43
96.24.99.126
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Re: M Lesson in reply to KTNC, 10-06-2012 15:58:41
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| There is no correct wheel install. The dish in dish out idea is so farmers can set the width of the rear track to what ever spacing is desired from full narrow, to extended for cultivating 40 inch rows. So, though many like them dished out, there is no right way. Guy Fey's book on the letter series is considered by many to be correct for placement of decals. Amazon or many larger bookstores have them. Jim |
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| BigTone
10-06-2012 16:18:18
70.192.15.200
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Re: M Lesson in reply to KTNC, 10-06-2012 15:58:41
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| Some guys dish the wheels in so that they can fit on a trailer that had the deck between the wheel wells like a car hauler or small equipment trailer. You can switch them back no problem, takes a little muscle and a couple/few guys to get them off the axles and re mounted , just make sure the tread is facing the correct way. |
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