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Re: Re: Super A Axle Adjustment
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Posted by Tyler (MD) on May 04, 2001 at 18:01:09 from (207.172.74.229):
In Reply to: Re: Super A Axle Adjustment posted by JW(NC) on May 04, 2001 at 17:38:35:
LOL, NO MORE!!! Just wanted the front tires spaced the same width as the rear. All at 52" now. Fronts used to be 56" for clearance of the belly mower. Thought about quitting when I first got started, but I'm a type person that refuses to quit. I'm too stubborn. It's good to go now. Probably lost about 5 lbs today. :-) Dad's got a couple of nice running tractor on the farm now. He uses the Ford 640 for mowing and the SA for fencing work and to run around the farm to do odd jobs. Now for me it's time for some camping, canoeing, and summer activities. Some golden suds would taste good right about now too. Tyman
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