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CA wide to nero front ?

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Thomas

05-08-2004 19:46:59




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I broke a spindel and the front end is not strate and untel I find a replase ment I was wandering about puting a nero front on will one frome a C fit and about holding it up will the culivator bolt holes hold it up or is there a beter way or am I beter off to wate is it hard to swap I know I will have to mow the diches with another tractor but that dosent bother me as mutch as not using the CA it mows alot beter with the belly mower than a 3pt brush hog

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steve

05-09-2004 05:35:47




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 Re: CA wide to nero front ? in reply to Thomas, 05-08-2004 19:46:59  
yes you can interchange a C and CA front axle. they have the same motor. you will see that there are 4 large studs in the motor block that support your radiator support and hold the bolster or vertical steering spindle for the narrow front end. the C will have a steel box radiator support that bolts to the block and the axle will mount under it. It might be faster to just install or weld repair the present broken part, unless you have another axle laying there.

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Thomas

05-12-2004 19:20:22




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 Re: Re: CA wide to nero front ? in reply to steve, 05-09-2004 05:35:47  
No I dont have one but that is all I am finding Localy I was thinking about pricing at machine shops to make a new spindel Thanks Thomas



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Bill

05-09-2004 04:20:48




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 Re: CA wide to nero front ? in reply to Thomas, 05-08-2004 19:46:59  
Plees excoose me, but I hadd to coment. Is this poast for reel? I no speling is dificult, but its hard to tak a poast seeriosly wen everi uther werd is mis speld!



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Judgement

05-09-2004 22:24:15




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 Re: Re: CA wide to nero front ? in reply to Bill, 05-09-2004 04:20:48  
It seems that only the narrow and small-minded individuals pass judgement upon others. There are some understand what Thomas was asking, could it be that lack of understanding be the result of low IQ!!! Just an observation



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