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Re: farmall m turning in wheels
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Posted by glennster on March 15, 2007 at 13:19:02 from (68.78.143.252):
In Reply to: farmall m turning in wheels posted by james braley on March 15, 2007 at 12:16:39:
like george said, be careful if they are loaded, they are real heavy. they are heavy even if not loaded. i have flipped a few sets on my m, dished out is to wide for my trailer. i block the tractor up good on jack stands, spray the olts up good with penetrating oil, wipe some grease on the axle shafts too. slide the tire and rim off as an asem, roll it around to the opposite side, slide em back on. have a helper with the cast hub on, once it starts to fall over, you cant stop it.a loader is definately the way to go if there is one around
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