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Posted by the tractor vet on July 08, 2005 at 16:40:07 from (4.124.72.241):
In Reply to: Question for tractor vet posted by borde on July 08, 2005 at 08:33:27:
Well the only one that would stick out is one out of a tractor that had a diff lock and it would be from the right side but could be switched , now if the bearings are now setted correctly then ya might have a problem . You could pull it and have it machined down so it would set in the housing. But i would like to see the end of it if you could post a picture i will be on and off the magic box this week end as i have some stuff that i have to fix at the farm and go finish up a S/MTA for one of my customers.
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