Posted by Randy-IA on September 01, 2008 at 08:00:19 from (207.177.83.172):
Hi All. I posted this over on the Oliver forum but thought I'd put it here too since this forum is much more active. I was hoping someone has done this before. It doesn't look like a hard job but it does look awkward to do by myself. I have a parts manual and it clearly shows a right and left side part number for the guard supports. The question is are the supports reversible ( keeping them on the side they came from ) to move the guard out further? Right now the guards are set as narrow as possible. I've got the wheels set for my plow which puts them almost outside of the guards. It doesn't look bad but I would like them to cover the wheels a little better. The trouble is that by only moving them the way the supports are attached to the guards now will only move them out about two or three inches. The guards attach to the inside of the supports. I want to move the guards to the outside of the support but that requires the support to be turned end for end. It looks like it (the support) will bolt to the axle in this position but I can't get good enough measurements to determine if the guard will bolt back onto the support that way. So that's all I need to know- if I turn the supports end for end will the guards bolt back up to them? Thanks! ...Randy
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