Posted by FordTractorMan on September 17, 2012 at 20:27:03 from (50.40.230.188):
Right after I bought this tractor in Feb., I asked about how to adjust the rear wheels. I finally decided today to take a stab at it and whoever mentioned I might need a stick of dynamite was right. I"ve got the bolts in the right holes and they"re tight - they won"t move anymore. Sprayed penetrating oil on the wedge & axle. I didn"t put a torque wrench on the adjusting bolts, so I hope I haven"t broken anything. I took a few moderate licks at it with an 8lb. sledge, but no movement yet. Plan to hunt up my bigger hammer tomorrow. If I get the wedge loose, how hard will it be to slide the wheel in? It"s full of fluid...
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