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Posted by Dan-IA on July 30, 2007 at 10:03:37 from (66.43.223.231):
Hi. Dad bought a used Brent Grain Train 500bu wagon a few years ago. He's been using it just fine right along, and now I'm using it since I took over the farming operation a couple years ago. Anyway, I have been watching it, and the running gear has two plates in the center with about 8-12 bolts holding them together. What bothers me is that these plates seem to have a lot of 'play' as they wiggle up and down anytime you hit a bump. I'm particularly bugged about it today because my last pass across the railroad tracks by the elevator made the wagon bounce a lot harder than I'd like, and I'm wondering if it'd do me a lot of good to get under there and tighten those bolts up real tight. Thanks.
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