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TimPa

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trying to get a dearborn 19-1 universal frame and 19-2 dozer blade ready for snow plowing on my '49 8n. measuring the 1" pins that go into the rear brackets, they are about 42" apart end to end. my rear tires only have about 45 1/2" separation. only way i see to drive over the frame to mount it would be to remove the pins, but mine are tight. are they removable?
Or angle the frame when it gets close to get one side up into the dish of the tire?? i do not have the spin wheels to change the rear tire spacing.

any help greatly appreciated. thanks
 
They are supposed to be loose and you can just push them by hand to just so they are still in place to drive over and push them back by hand to put your pin in.
 
"don't have the spin out wheels''''"You don't need em. You can adjust/widen the wheels by 'rearangeing'/flipping the disk wheel and rim.The pins are rusted,wallered,or simply bound up. A 'BFH' and punch are needed.
 
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