Posted by kstractor on January 11, 2011 at 08:56:23 from (75.205.159.61):
In Reply to: Re: Deutz 4506 posted by MattE on January 11, 2011 at 06:39:43:
I can try to get some pictures. There is nothing near here except a 6206 with a Great Bend 888 loader and a Deutz Allis 6240 with a TA26 Westendorf.Both use a 1/4x5" plate bolted to the front casting with 3 bolts then running back to the bell housing where the 20mm bolt goes.They each have a 3x3 or2x4 heavy tube from the front to the middle to tie the front and middle together The first Westendorf I sold didn't have anything tying the front and middle together and before the customer let me pick it up to install the updated mounting kit he picked up a bucket of sand and broke the front casting which rolled the axle back into the oil pan breaking it and smashing the battery luckly my insurance covered it.
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