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TO 35 HD Front axle
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David

03-08-2002 07:19:38




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I read an old thread on this board regarding loaders on TO 35s. Folks said to look for a heavy duty front axle. Can anybody tell me how to tell the difference, if I don't have both types in front of me to compare. I am considering buying a TO 35 and have the possibility of adding a loader.
Thanks for the info.




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Roger

03-08-2002 09:59:23




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 Re: TO 35 HD Front axle - how to identify in reply to David, 03-08-2002 07:19:38  
David;
I have a TO-35 with the heavy duty front axle. MF
parts manual calls it "utility axle" and its part
of the utility axle assembly which, according to
the parts manual, also consists of heavier radius
rods and a heavier axle bushing. The pivot pin is
the same for the standard axle as is for the utility.
The p/n for the utility: 183 219 M91
The p/n for the standard: 180 342 M91
The radius rods in the utility assy are of an "I"
beam shape vs. somooth, tubular for the standard.
I'm not sure you can see the difference with the
axle in place with its extensions bolted on and
the p/n would be very difficult to see with the
assy in the tractor, but its located near the
center of the axle. I think the only way to be
sure is to ID the bushing. Its pressed (driven)
into the center of the axle. The utility bushing
is flanged on one end whereas the standard is not. It's difficult to see with all the components of
the axle support etc., but can be done.
BTW Mine has the utility axle but not the heavier
radius rods. However, a prior owner welded
reinforcements to them.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you need to know
more info.
Roger

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