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Increasing the width between the rear wheels on a

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rgreen9175

12-24-2005 10:57:00




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Is it possible to reverse the rear rins on a 1952 to-30? I live in a hilly area and the increased width of the tractor would help alot. Or is there another way of acheaving a wider stance?




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John (UK)

12-24-2005 12:00:14




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 Re: Increasing the width between the rear wheels o in reply to rgreen9175, 12-24-2005 10:57:00  
Yes you can reverse the wheels, but do have the tread on the tyre running in the right direction, you may have to change the side that the wheel fits to, you can also turn the centre dish around and change the wheel rim to alter the settings, The wheels can be set in 4 inch steps from 48" up to 76" and no need to alter the steering to do this.



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steveormary

12-24-2005 21:24:35




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 Re: Increasing the width between the rear wheels o in reply to John (UK), 12-24-2005 12:00:14  
rgreen.

Just rotate your rear tires. Are the rims dished out. If they are then remove the right rear tire and move it to the left side of tractor. And move the left rear tire to the right side. This will widen the stance of the tractor. Make sure the tractor is properly supported and that it wont roll off the jacks or blocks or whatever. Have fun and be careful.

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