About floppin' the wheels so they're dished out . . . My neighbor has an A sittin' in his yard that we're goin' to be gettin' after this winter. Got it from his dad, who's had it sittin' around for who knows how long. The runnin' gear is set up with the wheels dished out, rims mounted to the outside with the offset so that it's as wide as an A can get. The way it's parked, a quick look out my back door wouldn't make you think there's any offset to it at all. If it was painted up, I'd think the neighbor was messin' with me and snuck my BN into his yard (not a stunt that I'd put past him to try).
You were one of the folks I was thinking of who would know about the bosses and how it might make a difference in mounting up implements. am I off base with that?
I think he'll do well to either weight the right side or extend the left to the extent he can with the wheel configuration if he opts for the narrow front on his A chassis.
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