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Deutz 4006 wheel center increments

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Mark Capps

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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone has a manual handy and can let me know what the wheel center increments on a 4006 is. This one is set up for 52 inch centers and I am trying to get it to 60. It looks like turning the tires around would gain more than the 8 total inches needed. If anyone knows if it can be set to 60 inch centers, let me know.

Hope you can help,
Mark
 
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