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Re: Upsidedown?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on April 07, 2005 at 07:48:58 from (209.226.106.156):
In Reply to: Upsidedown? posted by Allan in NE on April 06, 2005 at 15:53:15:
Allan: Been awhile since I've been up close on a 66 series front end, but I'm thinking that wish bone will strike tractor frame as axle osculates. I'm thinking someone is going to break something if the tractor is worked very long that way. That center tube has proper stops, for osculation, but I think that wishbone will fetch up first. I don't think it lowers the front end as the pivot pit seems to go through center of the center tube. It may be off a bit. I know in 56 series the pivot was dead center. Looks rather hedious with front set wider than rear tires, plus the tube up side down. My advice, don't hire his mechanic.
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