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Re: Single Front H, why modified?
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Posted by Farmer Bob on May 11, 2003 at 07:27:22 from (64.113.7.131):
In Reply to: Single Front H, why modified? posted by Dick Davis on May 11, 2003 at 04:52:45:
Dick, A lot of H's come out on rear steel and several were converted (Cut down) and had a rim welded onto the spokes for rubber tires. Sometimes, the welder would put on 36" rims which lowered the height of the rear end. If your tractor had been this way and then someone decided to put the cast hubs on instead of the cutoffs this would have raised the rear up two inches. Maybe the front lower bolter arms were lengthed to accommodate this.//FB
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