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Super A adjustable front end repair

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Mark in Wa

01-07-2007 11:51:23




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Hey guys, I posted a question on here before Christmans but was called away to Alabama for my mother-in-law's funeral that same day and cannot find my post anywhere. My Question is this the adjustment holes on my front end have become elongated over the years and now bot spindles pitch back instead of running strait up and dow. What is the preferred method of repairing this? I have thought of welding up the holes and redrilling them or installing bushings inside the inner tube holes. My Brother-in-law suggests I oversize the holes but the tractor has just been restored and I would like to retain the stock look of the tractor. This design was not the best but it is what it is and I like the look of it. Was the diamond front end offered in the Farmalls or just the industral model? Thanks in advance for any replies.

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JFay

01-07-2007 15:48:37




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 Re: Super A adjustable front end repair in reply to Mark in Wa, 01-07-2007 11:51:23  
I had the same issue on my 140. I replaced the pins which had become worn and welded up the holes on both the inside and outside pieces of the axles and ground them out to size. works great now.
Good luck.



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gene bender

01-07-2007 13:33:27




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 Re: Super A adjustable front end repair in reply to Mark in Wa, 01-07-2007 11:51:23  
I have welded them up on a couple of them. I then use an die grinder to redo the holes.



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JayWalt

01-07-2007 11:57:40




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 Re: Super A adjustable front end repair in reply to Mark in Wa, 01-07-2007 11:51:23  
i would weld and redrill. Make sure to cover as much of the tractor as possible so the welding doesnt ruin the paint, of course some touchup will have to be done around the holes.



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