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Old 03-14-2014, 01:15 PM
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Question, where do 1" spindles come from? My 1450 has them and they have old red paint on them, the 128 has 3/4" and all my spare rims are 3/4". I see the spindles for sale from time to time, but what tractors came with them?
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Old 03-14-2014, 01:21 PM
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Most likely they are from an 82 series.
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Did all '82s come with them, or are they a Super thing?
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My 782 has 1" spindles. They went to 1" sometime in the late 70s. Your tractor probably came original with 1" and the red one is a replacement spindle from a previous spindle failure.
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The later QL's came with 1" spindles and the 82 series had 1" spindles.
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hey started on the quietline tractor as a option the standard on 82s and up to newer ones that still you 1" but the bend one like the supers one are and the one on 82's were like a 3/4" style wise but are 1" shaft
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hey started on the quietline tractor as a option the standard on 82s and up to newer ones that still you 1" but the bend one like the supers one are and the one on 82's were like a 3/4" style wise but are 1" shaft
Don't slap me down, but I believe the 1 inch axles were a running change for the QL's during later production and at that point were standard.
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Is that like where babies comes from?
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No Mike,when a mommy and daddy .....

Yes the later QL had them.
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