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I know they are inside out. Someone else pointed that out.
You should see how I rigged a sailboat based on what I thought looked right. The big fat wheels are stupid for my use. I am out of Georia and my wife moved us to Williamsburg, Va. to be near grandughter. "How was your visit honey? Fine, I bought a house. Oh." Summers in the UP with my tractors. Just north of Cedar River, south of Escanaba. Lots of grass here. |
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Welcome to Virginia! I'm about 50 miles north of Williamsburg, in Kilmarnock.
Here's my 108. I've owned it since 1979 and it's still cutting grass every other week or so. (some garage queens in the background). I like the wider (10.50) tires, and need chains to tackle the hillsides I cut. I think my front wheels are on inside in.
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FWIW, the front wheels on the 108 pictured are Narrow Frame wheels. The valve stems would likely hit the spindles if they were mounted the other way.
And yes, the AZUSA 8273 bearings are sealed or perhaps shielded inside and out, they are an excellent quality bearing. Nice looking tractors by the way.
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OR....wait till the tractor is close to 50 years old, and then the old bearings pretty much fall right out from both ends as soon as the wheel is removed...makes things easier.
In all seriousness, similar to what Roland said - I just use a hammer on a large screwdriver and whack at it until whatever is left of the outer race comes out. Fun! |
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