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02-26-2012, 04:56 PM
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welded rear end
what is everybody thought about welding the rear end up on a stocker
any body got any picks after this has been done , I have every kind of welder, just hate to weld up those gears but it seems we always spin out and it looks like both wheels pulling would be a big help. 
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02-26-2012, 08:41 PM
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 It would work great until you tried to turn with it.
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02-29-2012, 05:06 PM
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Its works fine several guys in my club have welded rears and is easy to tell wich ones " the leaders " ,mines getting welded real soon. I think it does hurt turning some but?
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02-29-2012, 10:49 PM
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yes it will hurt your turning you will have to make wider turns and dont just drive it around and use it for work around the yard once you do this cause it hurt it if you drive it around alot, basically its good for going straight. You will also have to learn how to "steer with your butt" cause even if you turn the wheels it will just scoot the front wheels so you will upwards of have to learn to learn to get it to turn faster and when you want it too. But it will pay off with more distance couse both wheels will spin in the same direction and speed and it will dig both wheels instead of one which will result in the tractor "wondering" especially if the bars are not lined up with each other
Sam Mac they make severail sppols to replace the axles when you go bigger with the motor you have to upgrade the axles. But be prepared to pay upwards of $300 minimum for this
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