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H vs M WFE--- same or not?
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Posted by Bruce W on October 09, 2004 at 22:14:22 from (4.164.66.222):
Would sure like to get my wide front on my M but need a hub. Some said one from the narrow front would fit, but they are bigger in the actual hub part, than the one I have for the WFE. While perusing the local old tractor salvage yard, it became apparent to me that the hubs on an H narrow front may be tha same as the one I have on the WFE. Do I have a WFE for an H, or are they the same? All holes in the mounting plate, braces, and steering arm appear to be the right size and in the right places. Any help is appreciated. At any rate, I still need a hub and a clamp & pin for the adjustable axle. Incidentally, there are no WFE parts left in the yard I was in. H or M. Thanx much an' hav a gud'un BW
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