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Posted by MidMiGene on April 24, 2006 at 08:33:01 from (205.196.132.43):
In Reply to: Hey Mr. MacKay posted by Michael Sheik on April 24, 2006 at 04:48:36:
Maybe this is not possible. Tie a string at the top of the door opening, dead in the center of the opening. Now tie a small tennis ball to the string and let it hang down so it is at eye level when your on the tractor. It will now identify the center for you. When driving in or out of the opening, just make sure the tractor rear axles are centered in the opening. If you can do this, the axles will never touch the sides. I have an identifying mark at the top of my garage door, so I can get my 756D in there without damaging the opening any more than I already have. Just another wandering mind trying to come up with an answer that might keep everyone happy. Gene
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