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Dan

09-13-2004 11:18:16

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I took my rear axle stabilizer brackets off to clean and paint, and now I am putting them back on. I have the original brackets that have the stabilizer bar pin offset from the center of the bracket. I "thought" I had pulled them off with this offset hump towards the back. Now that they are on, I bought two new stabilizer bars from TSC and the holes do not line up - like the bars are too long. They might be the right length if I turn my stabilizer brackets around where the offset hump is towards the front of the tractor. My tractor is about an hour and a half away and I am going there this weekend. Did I get the wrong sized stabilizer bars, or do I just need to swap sides on the stabilizer brackets?

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Dan

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MikeT

09-13-2004 12:57:29

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Re: Newbie question for the day in reply to Dan, 09-13-2004 11:18:16

I think those stabilizer pins under the axle are supposed to exactly line up with the forward lift arm pins. If not, then they will bind the lift arms when raising.

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Rob

09-13-2004 12:12:04

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You got 'em swapped. in reply to Dan, 09-13-2004 11:18:16

The stabilizer pins are offset toward the front of my N's.

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Dan

09-13-2004 12:31:11

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Re: You got 'em swapped. in reply to Rob, 09-13-2004 12:12:04

The old DeGroot curse strikes again - if there is a 50% chance of putting it on wrong - I will ALWAYS do it wrong the first time! :)

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Dan

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souNdguy

09-13-2004 11:34:14

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Re: Newbie question for the day in reply to Dan, 09-13-2004 11:18:16

Though I have used and mixed both oem and replacement bars and arms.. there has been some discussion to the new arms being different size than the old arms Hard to say what ya got without being there.. but a few measurements should clear it up.

Soundguy

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