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Old 09-29-2016, 09:33 PM
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John,
Possibly a wide frame(128 style) gear drive,K321/14hp, frame stretched about 3.5 inches,super steer axle,3 turn steering gear,4 bolt front hubs,3 point hitch w/12 volt linear actuator,headlights,round fenders(off a Power King) 8-16 rear tires/4.00x10 front,20% underdrive,red and white kinda thing.
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Thanks,Jay.
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Twoton, Your hubs look great!
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Tim, I'd have to check, but I *think* that a set of Lo-Boy hubs will fit..... If I remember, I'll go look at my parts stash and see.
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Thanks,J-Mech.
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John,
Possibly a wide frame(128 style) gear drive,K321/14hp, frame stretched about 3.5 inches,super steer axle,3 turn steering gear,4 bolt front hubs,3 point hitch w/12 volt linear actuator,headlights,round fenders(off a Power King) 8-16 rear tires/4.00x10 front,20% underdrive,red and white kinda thing.
Do it!!
Sounds like an awesome tractor.
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Disclaimer: I would not be "butchering" a good 128 for that build,it would be more like taking a bunch of parts and "building" a nice tractor.
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John,
Possibly a wide frame(128 style) gear drive,K321/14hp, frame stretched about 3.5 inches,super steer axle,3 turn steering gear,4 bolt front hubs,3 point hitch w/12 volt linear actuator,headlights,round fenders(off a Power King) 8-16 rear tires/4.00x10 front,20% underdrive,red and white kinda thing.
Saw these on my local CL:
https://pensacola.craigslist.org/grd/5781285770.html
And remembered this post.
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Ok, so I had some time to go play with a set of LB hubs and a CC axle. The LB hubs use a 1" shaft (which I knew) but the spindle is just about 1/4" longer. I put one on a CC spindle and it will work, but you will have to make a 1" diameter spacer about 3/8" long with a 3/8" hole in it then use a longer bolt. It will then work fine. Or, you could cut off and make longer spindle shaft. Your choice. So, while they aren't a direct fit, they will work. May or may not be cheaper or easier to acquire, but at least you have the information now.
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J-Mech, Thank You so much for taking the time to check that for me.That is very good information,and a good option for 5 bolt hubs.

Double07,Thanks for the link.I already have 2 sets of Power King fenders,,I think I gave about $50 per pair.
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