Posted by dave9252 on November 03, 2012 at 10:55:14 from (92.239.103.113):
In Reply to: The drof needs jewlery posted by Justin SE IOWA on November 02, 2012 at 19:11:46:
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Lyle explained it to me when i was there last.
Because its a factory converted tractor, the front wheels now used to be the rear wheels before, as a result they were closer to the body but the tread was backwards, and the inflator valves were on the inside (that was a pain in the ask when it had its slow puncture) :cry:
With the wheels rotated it gives it a wider wheel base and correct direction of tread. Oh and no need to crawl under it to get to the valves anymore :D :D
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