You probably have a drilled International wheel center on the LH side , or maybe later International/fordson thats been drilled , the 3 small wheel weight holes right in the middle were used on B250 and the outer 3 wheel weight holes on the 434/ Fordson Dexta
I have the exact same tractor and came up with the exact same idea the only thing i was going to do differently was i was gonna cut most of the post off leaving only a foot left then drill a hole through the post and put a metal rod through then wrap the chain around the rod
Thank you, I knew this could be done but I wasn't sure. Wonderful idea.
be carfull and do'nt break your pto cover or indeed your pto shaft as the post swings down
You probably have a drilled International wheel center on the LH side , or maybe later International/fordson thats been drilled , the 3 small wheel weight holes right in the middle were used on B250 and the outer 3 wheel weight holes on the 434/ Fordson Dexta
I have the exact same tractor and came up with the exact same idea the only thing i was going to do differently was i was gonna cut most of the post off leaving only a foot left then drill a hole through the post and put a metal rod through then wrap the chain around the rod