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Re: Width of Farmall M
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Posted by rustyfarmall on April 15, 2004 at 12:00:07 from (216.248.75.140):
In Reply to: Width of Farmall M posted by novice on April 15, 2004 at 05:56:38:
Unless you want to take the time to reverse one or both of the rear wheels, the M will not fit on a conventional car trailer. To haul any tractor safely, it needs to have the rear wheels positioned so that the axle is located directly between the trailer axles, which means that the tractor rear tires need to fit in between the trailer tires and fenders, and an M with the wheels dished out will not fit. You need to find a trailer with the wheels under the deck, commonly reffered to as a deck over, or a high deck trailer.
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