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Cast Iron Rear Wheels

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Gary Tunner

12-17-2003 21:04:46




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Is there a factory correct way for the dish to go on DC and SC rear wheels? I see some in and some out. I have always thought they should dish in. Thanks, Gary




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Larry

12-18-2003 12:38:53




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 Re: Cast Iron Rear Wheels in reply to Gary Tunner, 12-17-2003 21:04:46  
I have mine dished in because of hauling on trailer.



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Mike Schotte

12-18-2003 07:03:33




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 Re: Cast Iron Rear Wheels in reply to Gary Tunner, 12-17-2003 21:04:46  
I personally think for a show tractor, dished out looks better than dished in on the SC and DC models.

I also prefer the rear wheel weights on the INSIDE (behind) the wheel rather than on the outside.

Of course, if you had to remove those puppies on a regular basis... that would NOT be the way to go!

-Schotte



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Ted

12-18-2003 04:27:34




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 Re: Cast Iron Rear Wheels in reply to Gary Tunner, 12-17-2003 21:04:46  
They were dished for a reason. To give a greater variation in tread width. So, it is strictly optional. Every picture I have seen of DC's shipped from the factory shows the dish in to give a narrow width for rail shipment. I grew up with DC's and we'd put the dish out for cultivation and in for pulling the windrower.



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