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Posted by John in Ne. on January 10, 2005 at 16:17:19 from (65.161.103.185):
Earlier today I got into the middle of a thread and stated that there are three differnt H's in my shop with three differnt axle widths.When I got home today I looked in the manual and it only listed 2,one is 88inches and one is 100 inches.Thinking I had lost my mind,I went out and measured them. ser#79690-100 inches,ser#391586-88 inches and ser#285394-80 inches.The last one is mine,and it does not looked like it has been cut off or altered.If it has,it was done in a lathe as it even has the center hole in it.I shortened the axles on my C a couple of years ago with a band saw because someone in the past had done it with a torch and it looked like ,,bad. Anyway,maybe someone could shed some light on this. John.
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