kcm.MN
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Got the link clicked without seeing the pic, was interesting to see the wheels with a gap between..... wasn’t quite as bad as I first thought, tractor was upright any how.
Wonder what happened, I see no implement, rear wheels wouldn’t end up over there if it had an implement, axle shouldn’t break just driving across a field....
Paul
Wonder what happened, I see no implement, rear wheels wouldn’t end up over there if it had an implement, axle shouldn’t break just driving across a field....
Paul
rick n ohio
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That looks like one of jonfm tractors lol
Janicholson
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20 mph frozen ground, combine rut, wheel kept going and went around the front before stopping. I lost my ______ Today. Jim
Looks like it broke the axle housing. I wonder if it was moved a little after it broke based on where the broke off wheels are in relation to where they belong ?Could have been towed away from an implement. I agree you wouldnt likely break something like that just driving along.
Ron Muhlenkamp
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I pulled a hopper wagon of shelled corn onto the road and was shifting into road gear when the left rear wagon wheel went rolling by the tractor.
I felt like I was in a Loony Tunes cartoon.
I felt like I was in a Loony Tunes cartoon.
Adirondack case guy
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The whole planetary/axle housing came off the transmission. Loose or untorqued bolts from a repair perhaps---------------Loren
I drove by a business this morning with two individuals standing beside a warehouse forklift that was taken off road. I could only see the top of the rear wheels above ground and they were holding a tow rope. First thought that came to mind was "Must be Monday!"
Thanks for the weekly pics.
Thanks for the weekly pics.
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