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    Posted: 11 Apr 2024 at 9:23pm
I have a 20' Allis Chalmers center fold disc model 3300 a disc this size can you suck the wheels up for added weight or are the more like a walking tandem?  It seems like the cylinder has to be super short to suck the wheels up and then if you go to raise it i dont have enough stroke to lift very high
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What are you discing?? A 3300 is a extremely heavy disc.
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Ive got a 16 foot 3300. It seems to me that the brackets for the wheel tubes are a clamp type and they will slip over time. Ill look tomorrow and be sure im right. If they have slipped thats your problem
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yes they are clamps on the main frame to support the rock shaft (axels)  how would there be slipage or adjustment?
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