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Posted by Ron Corkum on September 23, 2000 at 17:23:03 from (142.177.57.123):
My front end axle and wheels collapsed today under my front loader John Deere tractor. How do I raise the tractors front end up safely to remove the damaged axle for repairs since there is not much to jack under although it does have a front hitch connection? The front axle is twisted over on its side with the tractor sitting on its axle( which is flat on the ground) at a point just in front of the oil pan .One end is snapped off the side mount power steering cylinder.The tie rod arms are bent.The whole thing appears to be a real mess.The damage occurred at sunset so I will assess the damage further tomorrow. Advise from anyone that has experienced this type of problem and who has figured out a safe approach to repair it would be appreciated to say the least.Thanks RC
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