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You might be able to get away with just the top bracket and lean it forward enough. I also after putting on the new belt just leave the two jam bolts loose and start the motor and the pulley almost pulls all the slack out of the belt and is real close to right tight. Then tighten the two jam...
No I posted something in the classified with the wrong price and about gave it away. Pete caught it and called.
I am as old as my tongue and just a little older than my teeth is all I have to say.
Yea when using the Deuce top perch the heavy end goes forward and that will pitch the axe down for better drive line angle. I don't use the tire as a point but use the solid part of the axle housing where the backing plate meets the axle. I don't reuse U bolts as they can be had pretty cheap for...
Here is one of the Deuces. Maybe wrong but this little play is what I thought I felt sometimes kick. All most all my Deuces had some play ad not as tight as G's were.
G did you have your rear apart? I took a pic of 5 five tons and some of the Deuce and there is more like 1/2 inch space on mine. Wonder when these went from paper to field some how some have space and some are tighter. Could it be on assembly the two springs were not parallel when they tighten...
Yea Tracer some of my 5 tons make the clunk when the axle shifts that 3/4 of an inch in the spring holder. Some have said to lube that area but I just put in 2 gear and go.
Yep look at a front axle no pin in the axle itself only the rears. The only bolt that would come into play is the one that holds the front spring pack together. So I guess the top perch could be locked into the spring pack but nothing to hold the bottom or top perch to the front axle. New bolts...
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