Hello all,
Quick question. I searched but couldn't find it.
We have a Hough 30 that we use and it works great. We also have a 50 (possible 60, I'll have to check) that ran out of engine oil and seized about 10 years ago. We acquired a root stacking rake that would fit the 50, but before we put a good engine in it, we recall that the rear steers lean inward considerably and can't remember the cause.
I know I have read about it before, but just can't find it again.
Not sure if the have king pins or bearings, but that would seem like the logical answer.
Want to know if the remedy for the wheels tilting in would make the engine replacement effort mute..
Thanks
Quick question. I searched but couldn't find it.
We have a Hough 30 that we use and it works great. We also have a 50 (possible 60, I'll have to check) that ran out of engine oil and seized about 10 years ago. We acquired a root stacking rake that would fit the 50, but before we put a good engine in it, we recall that the rear steers lean inward considerably and can't remember the cause.
I know I have read about it before, but just can't find it again.
Not sure if the have king pins or bearings, but that would seem like the logical answer.
Want to know if the remedy for the wheels tilting in would make the engine replacement effort mute..
Thanks
