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Need opinions on long axles on 1066
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Posted by Mitchissippi on March 24, 2004 at 08:25:28 from (65.0.64.16):
The 1066 I'm running has the long axles. I'm set up on 38" row spacing and don't ever see needing duals. The axles stick out nearly a foot past the tires and will tear a gate post up! I have a parts tractor with shorter axles - stick out about 4" past the tires on the 38" spacing. My question is, do y'all think it'd be worth me trouble swap the long axles for the shorter ones? It's what I want, but I got to wondering if this would change the value of my tractor. I'd like to sell axles I don't use. Would longer axles sell easier than the shorter ones? Would swapping the entire final drive housing assemblies be to way to go? What do you fellers think? Mitch
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