Posted by notjustair on August 06, 2016 at 16:49:37 from (70.195.9.196):
In the spring I moved the wheels on the IH 886. It used to have duals but now has singles with the cast centers and clamps (not wedges). Now I can't keep one side tight. More info:
I was haying one day and stopped for lunch. That's when I saw one tire had walked to the end of the axle. The inner and outer clamps were finger tight. I jacked it up and moved it back. I checked it periodically. Two days later it had moved again. One of the studs was gone. I pulled the clamp out and found that the missing one had snapped off some time before. The broken part was rusty so it must have happened way back when I moved them the first time. Since what was left of the stud only had three threads to bite on, I figured that was why that stud came out.
I STILL have to tighten it every day/10 hours. The outside clamp hasn't loosened but the inside one still does. I have locktighted it and put on lock washers.
What can I go to keep it tight? I've never had this happen in all of my IH years. The axle isn't rusty or have any residue, and the clamp is centered in the opening - one side isn't drawn farther than the other. The threads are good in the clamp. The wheel itself isn't boogered up or cracked that would cause a wobble. I've tried to cover everything I could thinking. I used green locktight - I guess I could buy the nasty strong stuff. Anyone else have this problem? Seems to me a year or so there was a green one that lost a wheel, but I don't think the two bangers have the same setup.
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