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Posted by mikeinWA on June 01, 2004 at 12:43:37 from (69.29.192.40):
OK- I am at the stage where I have narrowed my wheel spacing decisions down to two options. One will maximize the distance between the wheels, and though I have already asked this question I hope you all will forgive me for asking again. Will I risk damage to the final drive housings when I space the rear wheels on 68" centers. The machine will look like a spider and I am concerned about the increased stress on these parts (final drives, bearings etc). Also please advise on the distance from the outside row of plants to the inside of the tire, that is to say ; What is a safe distance between them to insure I do not compact the soil or damage plants. I have figured on about 9". I do not intend to cultivate very large plants, 12" or so max. Thanks so much for the help!
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