Posted by Harold H on April 27, 2010 at 06:56:29 from (98.18.190.34):
In Reply to: Rear Wheels posted by Kevin in MI on April 27, 2010 at 02:46:50:
The tractors were shipped on the flatcars with the dish in and the tread backwards to take up less room. When servicing the tractors for sale we would turn the wheels around which would make them dish out with the tread facing the correct direction and set them to either 76 or 80 inch tread depending on the farmers 38 or 40 inch row spacing. In some areas of the country with narrow row spacings the tractors were run with the dish in. Either way is correct but dished out was more common.
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