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Gman

02-02-2000 12:58:32

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I put a wide front on my "51 G it doesn't cut very sharp,can it be altered to make it turn sharper, I;ve been looking it over,and I thought I would ask you guys for Ideas or some pointers.Seems to be on a stop on the bottom of pedestal or the top rack and pinion,or the arm is touching. Thanks Gman

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02-02-2000 21:03:14

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Re: John Deere G Wide Front in reply to Gman, 02-02-2000 12:58:32

Hi Gman, if its a round axle, they were noted to not turn very short. That was one of the omprovments of the square front axle. Don

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clooney

02-02-2000 14:59:38

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Re: John Deere G Wide Front in reply to Gman, 02-02-2000 12:58:32

Gman, what angle are the top steering arms (the ones on top of the spindles) running at? Are they angled out or are they running directly fore aft? If they are directly fore & aft. Try pulling them and angling them out one notch. That will give you more "ackerman"(the inside wheel will turn sharper than the outside one). That will help on a square ft axle. I don't know if it will work, or is even possible on a round ft axle. If you get it to turn sharper please post the findings, this issue seems to be a common one.

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