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   joetom08  
   
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     Topic: lowering stamped WC rear endPosted: 02 Mar 2015 at 5:47pm  | 
 
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   Got a styled wc with the stamped welded rear end. I've been told that you can turn the axles and lower the rear end, heard that it lengthens the tractor too. I can't find any info on it online, so can anybody tell me how much it lowers and lengthens it? Also what are the benefits of it? Maybe just better weight distribution?  Any input would be great! 
    
   
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   CAL(KS)  
   
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     Posted: 02 Mar 2015 at 7:50pm | 
 
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   cant give you any advice on it other than it most likely wont be legal to pull with.
    
   
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     Posted: 02 Mar 2015 at 9:07pm | 
 
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   Pulling in the open modified classes with it. Havnt seen any rules that say u can't lower it.. 
    
   
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   DrAllis  
   
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     Posted: 02 Mar 2015 at 9:28pm | 
 
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   I assume it's like a 180-185, six bolts, so each bolt hole you turn it back would be 60 degrees.
    
   
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   mattb  
   
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     Posted: 03 Mar 2015 at 8:38am | 
 
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   All the rules iv seen say you cant change the wheelbase which this would do. Used to pull against a guy with a wd had his clocked till we made him put them back.
    
   
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   PaulB  
   
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     Posted: 03 Mar 2015 at 11:08am | 
 
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   So keep the wheelbase the same, move the front wheels back. There's something to the different angle of the bull gears. This was also done long ago when everyone was using F20s & F30s for modified V-8 tractors. That is one thing that makes a CA outdo a C. D10-12-14-& 15 tractors also have canted bull gear housings.
    
   
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