Posted by D Slater on January 04, 2012 at 19:27:52 from (184.15.38.232):
In Reply to: 560 wide front for M posted by Flambeauone on January 04, 2012 at 15:24:01:
If the front is good and the price right it can be used. Rear wish bone socket support for a 560 being to tall is the only thing keeping a 560 front from bolting up to a M. Thats why some space down axle mount casting. Cut the bottom off rear support to shorten it the amount needed. Weld a flat steel plate back on and drill the three holes for socket mounting. Good welding job and grind smooth and most won't know its modified. Bearings and cups can be put in M hubs to fit to 560 spindle. Can't remember if the inside cup was the only thing changed but thats the only old bearing box I could find. Timken cup LM 603014 in M wheel used with the 560 iner bearing. Double check what fits on bearings, to long ago to remember. Tractor will sit lower with a 560 front if not spaced down compared to a SMTA to 450 one. Shorter knee on a 560. You also will need to drill frame rails to mount the rear support for a SMTA to 450 or 560 wide front. Or if a rear support for a SMTA to 450 is used it works without changes to support.
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