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Posted by Jim Allen on October 12, 2005 at 16:30:27 from (209.173.160.22):
Was about done chisel plowing one of my fields a few days back when I had a semi-disaster. I lost a rear wheel in a turn on my 826D. About halfway through the turn, I heard a loud "crack." It got my attention and just as I put my foot onto the clutch, the outside wheel fell off and the tractor lurched over. It turns out that two of the hub studs (what are they actually called?) sheared off, one on the inside clamp, the other on the outside.It took me about three hours to get the parts and get the wheel back on, using two jacks and the loader on my small Ford. Bent hell out of the fender, but there was no other damage. The fender bent right back, fortunately. In the course of checking out the tractor, I had put a wrench on all the wheel bolts, but I guess those two were fatigued after 35 years. I have replaced all the wheel studs, nuts and washer so this WON'T happen again on my watch.
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