my front wheels should be straight, right!

I straightened out my front wheels as the right one was turned slightly to the right when the left one was straight. They are now straight. The steering now seems to be more difficult to turn, although it doesnt make as much mess when i turn on gravel.

Im just checking that they should be straight?

When i turn hard left with it off the ground the left one goes further. (ie they both keep going up to the same point, but the left one has gone further than the right one.

Is this right?

thanks

Ben

You need to set the toe-in. It's basically a setting that forces your tires to be closer together in front than rear. Makes it drive in a striaght line on a straightaway. If parallel, it tends to wander off to the left, and then off to the right.

Values are different but around 1/2 inch closer in the front than the rear. Measure equal distances up the wheels, front and rear, left and right. Then measure across the tractor from these points to get your numbers.

Mark

Mark