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Re: Re: Request your thoughts please
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Posted by Allan on May 27, 2004 at 08:20:27 from (148.63.132.164):
In Reply to: Re: Request your thoughts please posted by Farmer Gene (NW WI) on May 27, 2004 at 07:59:12:
Gene, The tires are treaded in the right direction now, but the wheels are "dished in". I want to spin just the cast wheel and was hoping to do so without swapping side to side. My plan was to just leave the rim and tire standing on the ground, jack the tractor up somewhat on just one side and then to tie the rim/tire over to the tractor with a chain. After the rim is apart from the wheel, I would then take the naked cast wheel off the axle with the loader. Does this sound really dumb? I dunno, maybe I should just have "Red Mech" handle this. It is not like I have to have it done right away anyway. When I was a young man, this wouldn't have even phased me; but then, I never had any 18.4/38s filled with fluid either. These suckers are heavy! I shoulda stayed down in the flatland. Allan
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