All of my older models are pipe
Tie rods and drag links
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Subject: Are these fenders correct?
edit to add: Mine is an '83
Subject: Are these fenders correct?
I was very surprised when I discovered mine were pipes and not rods. Is it possible the thinner ones were solid and later changed to tubing? Can't tell from a part number if it's hollow or not.grummy said:the '76 era tractors I have had sported a much thinner front tie rod.
edit to add: Mine is an '83
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I quit lifting the front ends with the tie rod once the ball joint popped off just as I straightend out........... the dang thing nearly broke my foot.......... :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:
Engine hoist works quite well... just hook a couple of chains to the snap fast pins and lift away...Rockdog said:No way I'd lift mine if I didnt have to. I just turn my 444 all the way to the right and while sitting on a large piece of heavy cardboard weasel it in place from the left hand side.
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