Posted by wildman from mo on February 22, 2008 at 08:16:14 from (199.117.161.62):
In Reply to: 560 crash landing-help posted by J Muehring on February 21, 2008 at 14:35:22:
Over 25 yrs ago my 1066 broke and axle while ripping tried to pick up the right rear after removing the two wheels from that side. Itold my buddy we are going to have to go back to the days of the wagon trains when a wheel broke.I got a 6x6 oak pole 12' long run it under the drawbar up to the engine rail chained it on took a 186 an pulled it with ease across the field up the drive an into the shop.As far as changing the axle on my 450 I did it in the field by my self but an extra man whould have been nice.3 hour job after jack up.good luck Wildman
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