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Putting wide front end under 3010 jd

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Rob Stephens

12-31-2002 07:42:18




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I've got a wide front to fit under my 3010 jd, when I measured the holes to bolt on, everything lines up. My problem is the spots where the front bolts should go into frame there are some wooden plugs in the holes. If I take these out will I need to thread holes ? Or maybe my front end is not lining as well as I think. This is 1st time I tried this please HELP!!!




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chris

12-31-2002 20:03:26




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 Re: putting wide front end under 3010 jd in reply to Rob Stephens, 12-31-2002 07:42:18  
Rob, do you have the factory hardware to mount the bolster to the frame, the frame rails are just like channel iron, the inside edges are tapered, either get the right spacers or cut the edges off of some channel iron and drill a hole in them. That way your bolts have a flat surface to tighten against on the inside of the frame rail. Also a small skid loader or tranny jack works well to install the wide front. good luck and enjoy your wide front chris

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Jon from Indiana

12-31-2002 07:53:36




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 Re: putting wide front end under 3010 jd in reply to Rob Stephens, 12-31-2002 07:42:18  
Those are corks, they were put in at the factory. Clean out use wd40 and thank John Deere for a better idea,lol Jon



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G-MAN

12-31-2002 07:45:23




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 Re: putting wide front end under 3010 jd in reply to Rob Stephens, 12-31-2002 07:42:18  
I've seen those plugs in various places before, and they might just be cork. The holes are more than likely threaded behind them, and the corks were just installed to keep the holes from filling up with dirt and trash over the years. It wouldn't be a bad idea to run a thread chaser or tap through the holes, as they might be a little rusty.



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