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Posted by Richard Fazio on December 16, 2003 at 16:14:27 from (68.161.213.207):
In Reply to: Farmall M. posted by Ken. on December 16, 2003 at 15:45:20:
It's a problem, I just went through the same thing with mine. I got lucky the wheels we're dished in but all the way out. the width is 80" or so. My trailer is 82.75". Just makes it. If the wheels are dished out, even all the way in I think your going to have trouble. The easy thing to do is just turn one around temporarily and move it all the way in. Then I think you'll have it. I assume your going to pick it up after buying it. Problem is you'll get there and the wheel bolts will be frozen tight. The wheel bolts are 1" hex if I remember correctly.
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