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D-14 rear axle housing mounting holes?
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    Posted: 20 Nov 2011 at 8:56pm
Our 1958 D-14 has two threaded (approx 5/8" dia) holes, one on front side of axle and other on rear side of axle.  Are these holes for bolts for securing some tractor mounted equipment, or what? Herb
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the rear ones are used to secure the rear brackets for a loader.
Have fun if you plan on using them, they will be full of dirt and gravel.
Bob
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They were also for cultivator brackets, and for certain mower brackets.
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Most I've seen were full of twisted off bolts!
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Thanks for the inputs.  I was concerned about using for rear brackets of my loader; sounds as though they are strong enough.  Herb
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Just be sure to 'chase' out the threads and get rid of ALL the 'stuff in there' BEFORE you put bolts  in  AND add a good amount of neversieze as well.
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