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Anyone flipped 90 series axle?

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Can't even use

09-07-2005 20:00:28




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I have a nice 2390 with the short wheelbase and with 20.8 radial duals but she will not turn very well without assistance of the brakes. Has a full set of front weights which I took off to see it that helped but it was worse and she would lift front wheels when shifting. So does it help if you flip the front axle tube and make them a long wheelbase? Just curious. And I assume you can just flip stuff around.

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Triplerange

09-09-2005 10:49:10




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 Re: Anyone flipped 90 series axle? in reply to Can't even use my name, 09-07-2005 20:00:28  
Does this tractor have a differential Lock out back? Could explain problems turning.



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Can't even use my name

09-09-2005 12:25:43




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 Re: Anyone flipped 90 series axle? in reply to Triplerange, 09-09-2005 10:49:10  
Yeah it has the diff lock but it is unlocking. When you lock it in it absolutely will not turn, I almost put it in the ditch till I hit the brake. It will turn it just seems to push a lot more than the 1270's and 1370's we have. Was just thinking that it may be the duals biting so much. I have seen some long wheel base 90's and heard they ride better so I thought maybe they steer better too.



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big orange

09-08-2005 18:27:00




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 Re: Anyone flipped 90 series axle? in reply to Can't even use my name, 09-07-2005 20:00:28  
Had a short and a long 2390,both turned with no problem,but the long rode much better.I think when you turn them you bave to reweld the center pivot frame.



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THaden

09-08-2005 04:09:07




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 Re: Anyone flipped 90 series axle? in reply to Can't even use my name, 09-07-2005 20:00:28  
Shane, my 2390 has long wheelbase, with new20.8 x 38 rears and 16??-16?? ( cant remember exactly)on front with I think 10 weghts. steers great, seldom need brakes, never had front off of ground. awesome tractor. dont know if you can flip axles around. if you need to look at one let me know.

Tremayne
NW IN



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