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Case D and DC4 axle - what is the differance

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grapefarmer

09-20-2007 10:57:05




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Is there a difference between a DC4 front axle and D front axle? I ask this because, I acquired an axle and I am not sure if it will work on my DC.

-Dave




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DKase

09-20-2007 22:46:50




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 Re: Case D and DC4 axle - what is the differance in reply to grapefarmer, 09-20-2007 10:57:05  
They have different spindles also. The D has the spindle above the axle, and the DC4 has the spindle below the axle. And no you cannot turn them over because the tie rods will not attach upside down.



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Tom Railsback

09-20-2007 13:51:41




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 Re: Case D and DC4 axle - what is the differance in reply to grapefarmer, 09-20-2007 10:57:05  
They are the same. The DC4 uses a riser block in the center to raise the front of the tractor; it goes on the pin in the center of the axle.



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Tom Railsback

09-20-2007 21:35:12




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 Re: Case D and DC4 axle - what is the differance in reply to Tom Railsback, 09-20-2007 13:51:41  
I was just reminded that the wisbone on a DC4 is curved up where it attaches to the oil pan to accomodate the raised front end of the engine.



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Camboted

09-22-2007 02:10:14




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 Re: Case D and DC4 axle - what is the differance in reply to Tom Railsback, 09-20-2007 21:35:12  
John Saeli has some "filler blocks" that will raise the axel height. If you have a "D" axel that has the spindles at the top of the axel (Like D-Kase described) you'll need to use the 18" tires or it will be too low, also, per:Railsback, you need to bend and possibly splice the wishbone, but the actual cast axel is the same from what I have seen.



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grapefarmer

09-22-2007 11:42:54




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 Re: Case D and DC4 axle - what is the differance in reply to Camboted, 09-22-2007 02:10:14  
third party image

Here is a picture of my axle, it looks like it for a DC by descriptions given. Also the hole in the axle is larger than what on the DC, I am guessing it needs a bushing. Lastly what is the part name that adapts to the 3 bolts on the pan to the hole in the wishbone?


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