used to use one that was a metal strip with ball bearings in it. now this was on Oliver tractors not certain how IH tractors are. worked by loosening up the ubolts, turning the wheel until the keyway pointed down, slide the strip in the keyway and rotate the wheel 180 so that the key in the hub was supported on the strip with the ball bearings. then slide the wheel in or out. Havn't seen one in over 20 years. Want one for my own use if somebody knows where to get one.
Tried something this spring I had read about on here. jack the tractor up, loosen the ubolts a lot, push the top of the tire in to move the wheel out/ top of the tire out to move the wheel in, then lower the tractor and the wheel will move in/out. second wheel went better than the first one. definitly something that you need to pratice some with to consistly get the results you want. good luck Ron
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