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Re: ok, I've come to a decision on the front end
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Posted by Ron in Nebr on August 22, 2006 at 22:49:20 from (66.252.113.130):
In Reply to: ok, I've come to a decision on the front end posted by Mike CA on August 22, 2006 at 21:10:52:
Looking "goofy" is a matter of personal opinion I suppose...'course that adjective has been used to describe my own appearance a time or two! I myself think wide fronts "look" better on most anything, but that's just my opinion. That particual picture you posted has two things going against it- first, the direct front camera angle makes the front appear wider proportionally than it actually is since the front's much closer to the camera. Kinda like when you hold a fish out at arm's length for pictures so it appears bigger than it actually is. Second, and probably even more contributing to the "goofy" appearance, the rear wheels are slid all the way in on the axles as far as they will go, most likely so it's easier to load it on a trailer. Wanna make that same tractor really look good?(again, only my opinion).... leave it as-is except add a set of duals to the rear. Only way to improve on that is if it was sitting in my yard!
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