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6600 Axle Bolts Corroded
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Posted by Kevin (FL) on April 20, 2004 at 21:25:19 from (12.77.203.184):
Posted this on the Ford side a couple days ago and got no answers. I think the question is pretty easy, but maybe the model # is boring and its not a collectible tractor--just a hard working tool for my friend...Here's the previous post--maybe one of you guys can help: My old tractor buddy (80 years young) Mr. Frank has a 6600 that has rusted out rear axle bolts--the U-bolts that clamp to the rear axle. I'd like to fix this for him before they get too bad. Is this a dealer-only item or can they be purchased aftermarket? I've seen folks make these out of cheap all-thread but I don't like that route as the material strength is pretty poor and the threads weaken the bolt too. Any suggestions or advice?
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