Posted by Leroy on April 25, 2018 at 10:33:03 from (66.118.123.39):
In Reply to: JD A rear tires...... posted by banjoman09 on April 25, 2018 at 07:00:22:
I had homemade spacers to move the fenders out for easier access to seat with more space between seat and fender. And I had wheel tread set on 66" that I could use OK with plow, cultivators set on 40" or 30" rows. And do you realize the clam shell type of fender is only for the square axle tractors as they require the hole in top flat surface of the axle. I understand there are brackets that were made to install thos fenders on a round axle tractor but have never saw a set of them. I had a 38A, 46B, 49B & 51A all with the over the top fenders and I would not want the clamb shel type as they do not provide the safty that I wanted the fenders for. I had those type of fenders on a 41 Farmall H.
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