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Old 07-26-2019, 10:40 AM
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Does anyone have a 147 that knows the diameter of the front wheel spindles?..
I am looking to strengthen the front on my 129 and trying to figure out which tractors would have 1" spindles...thank you
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The one inch spindles started in Mid Production of the Quietlines series of tractors. Any tractor with a serial number of <632501 will have the 3/4" spindles.
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The one inch spindles started in Mid Production of the Quietlines series of tractors. Any tractor with a serial number of <632501 will have the 3/4" spindles.
gospel, BUT
Unless after 40 + years someone has up/down graded them.
best to measure, so you know what you really have.
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I want to go with full one inch and I do have a digital caliper to check them....great idea to make sure of what they are....thanks for the help...Mark
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Don't need a fancy caliper, a yard stick will reveal a quarter inch difference.
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Don't need a fancy caliper, a yard stick will reveal a quarter inch difference.
I’d like to hope I could tell the difference by eye at 1/4”.
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I knew a gal like that.
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