There is a center disc that bolts to the rim in 4 places and by moving the center disc or rim you can adjust the rear tread. Take your 6pt sockets and long GOOD braker bar with cheater and favorite WD-40 stuff. Jack and some wooden blocks as you will only have to move one wheel to load and maybe none. The nut size could be from 15/16 to 1 1/8 never know what sizes would be on there by now. In the last 20yrs ive bought at least 20 of them and never had to move any wheels yet. Last one two wks ago just fit between fender wells like you say 84in. Book says 101 in but thats center to center of tire so with 15.5s it could be realy wide but i dont think anyone would be that wide but as they always say 1st time for everything. good luck and enjoy great little tractors love em a bunch now ifn ya needs parts glad to help.
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