Dan in Ohio Timing Mk Pic

PJH · Aug 25, 2016

Dan, I'll bet you've already found those marks on your tractor wheel centers, but just in case - here's a picture.

Mike M · Aug 25, 2016

What's the rest of the story behind this ? I must of missed it. I also had not heard of timing wheel weights before either.

D- · Aug 25, 2016

Proper installation allows access to wedge bolts, jack bolts,
and pinion bolt to adjust wheel width.

Mike M · Aug 25, 2016

I just always looked at the opening and figured that out ? Never knew there were timing marks ? Learned something new today. Anyone have the timing procedure ? I do not recall seeing it in owners manuals ? or my eyes glazed over it ? I read all the safety cartoons in the old books ! LOL.

PJH · Aug 25, 2016

Sorry Mike - I forgot to link to the original post.
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Dan in Ohio · Aug 25, 2016

Thank You for that pic. I will certainly take a look at my tractors to see if I might have accidentally put them on right as Mike M said. I appreciate your response.

Thanks again,

Dan

r.w.b. · Aug 27, 2016

my 630.you can be off half turn and still axcess the wheel bolts

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