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Posted by chuck on March 24, 2003 at 20:04:32 from (24.247.53.76):
Was looking at my 52H setting in the drive way after its first spring wash. Looking from the front I noticed that the left rear tire seemed to tilt out at the bottom. Like it had a bent shaft. I had noticed that when I went out to plow snow it seemed to feel like the tire had a flat spot and I thought it was from sitting on the cold cement floor. Ask my neighbor to come and take a look and he thought it might be the bearing gone bad. I have had a small amount of oil leaking from that side but thought it was a seal. Would like to hear what you all think. Before taking it to the FARMALL DOCTOR.
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