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Rear tires/pulling even

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bud barenie

03-25-2003 19:53:05

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is there any way that you can make the farmall (m) rear end pull more evenly, with out installing a traction control device

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JIM

03-27-2003 06:42:20

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Re: rear tires/pulling even in reply to bud barenie, 03-25-2003 19:53:05

Have read on this forum that people have found a bearing problem in the differential sometimes when this happened consistantly. Just a thought but not a pleasant one. Sorry.

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Dave

03-25-2003 22:07:31

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Re: rear tires/pulling even in reply to bud barenie, 03-25-2003 19:53:05

Not much that you can do beside making sure the tire pressure is equal, hitch is centered on drawbar, tires match, (style, tread depth, sharpness of bar). If you have one side that spins first ALL the time, put more weight on that side, use the brake on that side, let some air out on that side. Keep track of which tire spins first, maybe it just seems like you have a problem. Good luck.

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BUD BARENIE

03-26-2003 05:32:25

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Re: Re: rear tires/pulling even in reply to Dave, 03-25-2003 22:07:31

THANKS FOR THE REPLY

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Farmall Boy

03-26-2003 13:27:40

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Re: Re: Re: rear tires/pulling even in reply to BUD BARENIE, 03-26-2003 05:32:25

ride both brakes to keep both tires biting and may even want to idle down to keep from breaking traction....(also if you want to make every inch count, lean toward the tire that is spinning)

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Gary

03-27-2003 20:16:38

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Re: Re: Re: Re: rear tires/pulling even in reply to Farmall Boy, 03-26-2003 13:27:40

This might sound dumb but, make sure the tires are equal distances from the center of the tractor. In other words, both out the same distance.

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