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Topic: Front axle adjustment - frequency?
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| Royse
12-08-2012 18:38:40
69.36.49.151
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I was reading the post below on front axle spacers.
Question I have is, how often do you guys actually adjust your front axle width?
I changed mine on the 8N when I set it up to plow with, but never really
had a reason to change it back so I left it there.
As long as the front tires track with the rears, I don't mess with them.
As I've said, I'm not farming with mine, but I could think of a few
scenarios where it might be necessary to change them.
How often do you personally change yours?
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| Notjustair
12-09-2012 08:17:45
174.250.177.171
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Re: Front axle adjustment - frequency? in reply to Royse, 12-08-2012 18:38:40
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| When I bought mine it had been used since new with a belly mower. The left front was set in a couple of notches to make trimming around buildings easier. Of course, they never adjusted the tie rod so I have a tire that looks like new and one that is half bald.
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| JMOR
12-08-2012 20:46:42
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Re: Front axle adjustment - frequency? in reply to Royse, 12-08-2012 18:38:40
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| Never in last 44 years
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| BillM(OH)
12-08-2012 20:37:35
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Re: Front axle adjustment - frequency? in reply to Royse, 12-08-2012 18:38:40
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| Mine is set for plowing and I haven't changed it. Back on the
farm, we used to have to change it for cultivating.
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| Den N Ms
12-08-2012 19:19:25
74.177.23.85
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Re: Front axle adjustment - frequency? in reply to Royse, 12-08-2012 18:38:40
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| I use to change mine twice a year ,wheels set in to plow.Then set them out wide to plant and to cultivate.
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| soundguy
12-08-2012 18:45:34
184.233.168.175
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Re: Front axle adjustment - frequency? in reply to Royse, 12-08-2012 18:38:40
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| | change mine 0-1 times. IE.. when I get the tractor.. if I have to take the front end apart.. it gets changed if I need it changed. Sometimes i'll get a tractor and someone has set the front in real narrow where it won;t track on a ramp with the rear.. I usually get them tracking to the rear.. or close.. mind you i have some set a lil wider than others.. etc. If I need a different width.. I pull a different one out of the barn.. ;)
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