Posted by DFZ on July 14, 2009 at 08:59:57 from (75.164.255.114):
Somebody on our farm (No blame) bumped a barn pole with the right front tire on our super C while backing out the other day. Now the tires are toed in. It does not appear that it moved the tie rods.
My questions are: Does the super C use the same spindles for either side?
Will spindles from other A"s, C"s, or super A"s interchange?
To check if my spindle is straight, is the keyway on top supposed to line up opposite of the outer (bearing) end of the spindle? mine looks like it is slightly forward.
We might have bent the steering arm. I know the left side was bad already when we bought the tractor. Does anybody have an approximate length for the tie rods for a super C set up on 80" centers?
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks all for the best tracor forum for sharing knowledge.
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