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Posted by Steve Pitts on January 28, 2001 at 07:07:57 from (152.163.206.198):
Looked at this tractor yesterday and had a couple of questions. The the rear tires (industrial type) are mounted with the wheels dish side out (wide spacing). I could not tell by looking if they can be reversed to a narrow tread setting without hitting the fenders. Does anyone know if this is possible? The engine appears to be smoking some from burning oil. From other posts I read it appears that this engine does not have sleeves. What is the procedure for rebuilding? Do you bore it out or just hone the cylinders and put in new pistons and rings? Thanks for the help.
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