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720 front tire change

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BEL@IN

10-25-2007 03:24:23




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Anyone got a sugestion on jacking the front end of a 720 to change a flat? Not as simple as with a fixed axle. Thanks in advance.




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Lar

10-25-2007 20:40:17




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 Re: 720 front tire change in reply to BEL@IN, 10-25-2007 03:24:23  
Frank,good to see you back.You and commander Bond must have saved the world AGAIN...
Just wondering,where do you find your temporary hoes?Down around Kissimmee,I know where you could rent one by the half hour.Just wondering.
Lar.
Formerly of Kissimmee



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F-I-T

10-26-2007 11:18:11




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 Re: 720 front tire change in reply to Lar, 10-25-2007 20:40:17  
They're ALL temporary. Just let the money run out to your wife and see how long she stays around.....



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F-I-T

10-25-2007 06:50:49




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 Re: 720 front tire change in reply to BEL@IN, 10-25-2007 03:24:23  
I normally jack them up just behind the front wheels, using a cross member timber to span the front frame casting. Lock the rear brakes. If you choose to drive up on the edge of a block or a similar edge, be careful not to tip it. My fllor jack is more than enough to lift the front end of my 70D with power steering, so it doesn't take too much of a jack. You can also dig a temporary hoe beside a nice piece of concrete slab, but it has to be pretty deep.

Frank

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GeorgiaHayFarmer

10-25-2007 04:19:47




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 Re: 720 front tire change in reply to BEL@IN, 10-25-2007 03:24:23  
Your operators manual will explain this a little better than I can. Drive one tire up on a cement block or wood block high enough to get the other one off the ground.

Scott



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