Re: Jacking up a Tractor

Posted by City-Boy McCoy on July 23, 2007 at 05:01:54 from (65.0.151.205):

In Reply to: Re: Jacking up a Tractor posted by David Goode on July 22, 2007 at 20:44:23:

No. Gary is saying when you jack up the front of the tractor, your wide front axle will pivot (see-saw)in the air. His point is, the pivoting will not hurt anything, and when you take the other front wheel off, it may balance itself again.
Remember, he is assuming you are going to jack up the tractor on its frame - not just the front axle. The front of the tractor will then be supported by a stack of wood blocks or some stout tractor jack stands. You can leave it that way indefinitely.
mike durhan

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