Posted by Retired Farmer on July 07, 2014 at 21:28:27 from (72.19.130.74):
Two windrows left to bale last night before dark and front wheel decided to fall off. Buried the front axle under about ten inches of dirt. Went over to the neighbor this morning and got a spindle off his 2590 and ended up dropping the whole thing on my right foot when I took the snap ring off that was holding it in. Brought it back and of course the shaft was a quarter inch too big so I took it back and got another one off a smaller Case. The shaft was about two inches too long on that one but I got it to work. Finished baling the two windrows before dark and rain tonight. Parked the tractor and took the loader back to the house and went back to bring the tractor and baler. Made it about sixty feet before a hydraulic line blew under the cab and the tractor came to a halt. By that time it was dark so I called it a day.
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