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140 Axle Type

Kevin (Fl) · 2004-01-02

Is this an industrial 140 axle? This axle was standard on the I-A, I-SA, F-AV, and F-SAV. The axle was optional on the regular F-A and F-SA as the heavy duty axle. Harold H This axle was standard on the I-A, I-SA, F-AV, and F-SAV. The axle was optional on the regular F-A and F-SA as the heavy duty axle. Harold H Harold, The tractor is a 140. Are you saying that it could have that axle as an option and that it isn't necessarily an industrial model? Harold, The tractor is a 140. Are you saying that it could have that axle as an option and that it isn't necessarily an industrial model? The 140 was the same situation as the A. The heavy duty (your axle) was an option on the F-140 and standard on the I-140. Harold H The 140 was the same situation as the A. The heavy duty (your axle) was an option on the F-140 and standard on the I-140. Harold H Not necessarilly, My '48 Super A has the same axle. Vern Not necessarilly, My '48 Super A has the same axle. Vern His question was is it the industrial axle. There are only 3 that I know of: 1- The Industrial/Heavy duty axle 2- The fixed width standard axle, and 3- The adjustable standard axle. 1 is square, 2&3 are round, so yes, it is the industrial axle. Is it an industrial model tractor is another question. Stan(VA). His question was is it the industrial axle. There are only 3 that I know of: 1- The Industrial/Heavy duty axle 2- The fixed width standard axle, and 3- The adjustable standard axle. 1 is square, 2&3 are round, so yes, it is the industrial axle. Is it an industrial model tractor is another question. Stan(VA). Yes, it's got the square cross section. Stan(VA). Yes, it's got the square cross section. Stan(VA).

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Kevin (FL)

01-02-2004 19:30:03

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Is this an industrial 140 axle?

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Harold H

01-03-2004 09:23:51

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Re: 140 Axle Type in reply to Kevin (FL), 01-02-2004 19:30:03

This axle was standard on the I-A, I-SA, F-AV, and F-SAV. The axle was optional on the regular F-A and F-SA as the heavy duty axle.

Harold H

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Kevin (FL)

01-05-2004 05:59:35

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Re: Re: 140 Axle Type in reply to Harold H, 01-03-2004 09:23:51

Harold,

The tractor is a 140. Are you saying that it could have that axle as an option and that it isn't necessarily an industrial model?

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Harold H

01-05-2004 14:27:42

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Re: Re: Re: 140 Axle Type in reply to Kevin (FL), 01-05-2004 05:59:35

The 140 was the same situation as the A. The heavy duty (your axle) was an option on the F-140 and standard on the I-140.

Harold H

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Vern

01-02-2004 21:23:48

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Re: 140 Axle Type in reply to Kevin (FL), 01-02-2004 19:30:03

Not necessarilly, My '48 Super A has the same axle.

Vern

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Stan(VA).

01-08-2004 06:10:44

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Re: Re: 140 Axle Type in reply to Vern, 01-02-2004 21:23:48

His question was is it the industrial axle. There are only 3 that I know of:
1- The Industrial/Heavy duty axle
2- The fixed width standard axle, and 3- The adjustable standard axle.
1 is square, 2&3 are round, so yes, it is the industrial axle.
Is it an industrial model tractor is another question.
Stan(VA).

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Stan(VA).

01-02-2004 21:19:33

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Re: 140 Axle Type in reply to Kevin (FL), 01-02-2004 19:30:03

Yes, it's got the square cross section.
Stan(VA).

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