Posted by the tractor vet on March 29, 2022 at 08:53:01 from (108.220.145.239):
In Reply to: Irregular tire wear posted by Bruce from Can. on March 29, 2022 at 06:46:58:
Like said below the only thing that is adjustable is toe in . as for caster and camber ?? everything is machined into the axle or it was welded up in a JIG . as how much toe in it correct for your tractor i have no idea , for that ya would need the factory spec.'s . as for caster and camber years back on $x4 pick ups and even bigger trucks they had at one time Shims that could be installed to correct the problems , some went behind the spindle some went in the King pins . and sometimes they even tried bending the axles . Some times this worked and some times it broke the axle , some times placing wedge style shims between the springs and axle mounting points tipping the axles. Tire pressure changes may help some . Loose tie rod end on one side , bent tie rod . And axle that was made just a whisker off new . Something not machined correctly causing the caster camber to be off just a couple degrees. Just one part off can throw the whole works out and not seen by the eye.
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