1855 set on 30s UPDATE-PICS

StrongsOlivers · May 12, 2016

Got them set as close as I think possible. But is it TO CLOSE? Do I need to move them out?

StrongsOlivers · May 12, 2016

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rrlund · May 12, 2016

As long as the bolts aren't hitting the axle housing you're probably OK. One thing I'd warn about is being careful not to get anything wrapped up around there,like baler twine. Even mud or manure caked in there can start to wedge down in to the axle seal. I had it happen on my FWA 1365. The debris pushed the seal in and got crud in the planetary.

StrongsOlivers · May 12, 2016

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StrongsOlivers · May 12, 2016

Well debris is one that won't be a problem because I wash like once a month, the only reason it dirty id0s because I've been planting with it.

1970-1655 · May 12, 2016

In this picture, looks too close. How much gap do you have? Any side shift on that axle and it can rub. If you run a hill side with that side downhill, bearing and gears have end play that may not be showing now.

StrongsOlivers · May 12, 2016

I moved it out on the axle 1/2 an inch. So every is definitely clear.

OLWHDA · May 14, 2016

Hope your 3 point lower links don't rub on tires. Gonna be close I'd guess,

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