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28" power adjust rims
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    Posted: 10 Jun 2010 at 8:27am
Anyone know if MF 28" power adjust rear rims the same as AC? Are the stops and stop bolt holes the same or angled different. Rims have 16.9-28 tires on them, 14" or 15" rim. Should they work on a D17IV?
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I spoke to Cross Mfg about that when I was buying some 28" wheels; he said the holes and angles are different. They waited until the customer specified the tractor model before putting in the holes in the rails. Michael
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Allis Chalmers has the holes in the rails drilled parallell to the axle of the tractor where the massy rims are drill perpendicular to the rail itself. Physically yes they will bolt on but you will need the stops that go with the rim.
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