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Re: Question for The Red???????
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Posted by Dick B on November 11, 2000 at 07:03:11 from (152.163.197.177):
In Reply to: Question for The Red??????? posted by Binder-Man on November 09, 2000 at 16:23:12:
Three different wide front end types were used on F20 tractors. One is a high clearance for cane tractors. Of the two rowcrop types, those below sn FA127277 had a cast or forged axle with the tie rods behind the axle (similar to the 10-20). Those above sn FA127277 had an adjustable front axle with the tie rods out front similar to the early H/M models. You could install either in yours if you got everything for whatever type you come up with. But your sn will determine which is correct for your F20. I've seen only one F-20 with a wide front end, and that was in a photograph. They are rare birds anyway you look at it. Adios, Dick B.
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