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Re: M Minimum Rear Wheel distance
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Posted by Bud on July 08, 2003 at 13:05:14 from (152.163.253.102):
In Reply to: M Minimum Rear Wheel distance posted by Bill Perry on July 08, 2003 at 10:01:34:
I have no problems hauling my M on a 16 ft car carrier. The width inside the fenders is 82 inches which is pretty standard but they do make a trailer that is only 77 in so you better measure. You will need to set your wheels so they bow out which means you may have to switch them side to side in order to have the tread going the correct direction. My tractor had sat for over 30 years and I had no problem sliding them on the axles. There is a lot of slop once you loosen all four bolts. I would not try to remove them from the axle with less than three people. There heavy even without weights or ballast.Its not hard just take your time and be sure you have the tractor secured so it can't fall off the blocks.
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