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    Posted: 20 Apr 2020 at 5:43pm
Does a wide front end from a D14 bolt right up to a D12 II?
Are they the same weight?   
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Originally posted by Marlyn nwia Marlyn nwia wrote:

Does a wide front end from a D14 bolt right up to a D12 II?
Are they the same weight?   

Not sure, I know, from experience, spindles are thicker, may be longer.  May sit the tractor up higher, in front, I doubt the bolt-up theory, too...Wink
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The short answer is NO. they are completely different axle assemblies. 
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