Re: MF35 - sidehill safety

Posted by Ray,IN on June 20, 2002 at 19:54:57 from (66.244.72.22):

In Reply to: MF35 - sidehill safety posted by Chuck, WA on June 18, 2002 at 08:16:06:

By changing the rims/wheel centers/switching sides etc., you can obtain wheel spacing from 48" to 80" wide on the front and 48" to 76" on the rears. Remember that this places great strain on the spindles and wheel bearings, so return wheel spacing to normal (52" rear,48" front) when finished on hillsides. I have to laugh at my TO30 with the wheels at maximum spacing, it resembles a giant spider from a distance, but I feel safe mowing the lake dam.

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