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Re: Wheel Disaster Strikes
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Posted by MN Scott on October 12, 2005 at 20:46:36 from (206.9.216.27):
In Reply to: Wheel Disaster Strikes posted by Jim Allen on October 12, 2005 at 16:30:27:
New studs might not prevent this from happening again. Clamp type wheel castings are a major weak point on the higher horsepower tractors. If you run band type duels breakage is almost a sure thing. The only way to be sure it doese'nt happen again in switch to the wedge type wheel castings. Even my 756 has broken several studs in the past judgeing by the differant brand bolts they were replaced with.
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