TX1500F back together and working

[secondgearandstillgoing]

well i finely got the wiringback together and working tx1500f with tx1510 body panels the grill and bonnet was a faff being a few centimetres longer but i got there in the end trundled some stone with the trailer down through the wood all good except the brand new radiator has a small leak at the base of the neck where the cap fits the top of the radiator well I'm not sending it back to the netherlands ..tractor partz.. brake out the blow torch i think
anybody know the tire pressures on these tires i looked on the sides but i can't see anything, got to get some new wheels these have bad rust pitting dont know if i could get them sand blasted and them survive it
the 3 point linkage had to drill out the old bottom shaft as it was bent, all the while i had been looking for the right links and arms to go back on buying several different arms links and having to send them back but just could not find the right shape so welding time now they fit have a look and comment on the pictures

 

[Ilikeurtractor]

Looks good :thumbsup: I would recommend swapping the front tires from side-to-side to the narrow width position. This reduces bearing wear and I've seen issues with the front bearings on these tractors. Enjoy and thanks for sharing!

 

[secondgearandstillgoing]

Looks good :thumbsup: I would recommend swapping the front tires from side-to-side to the narrow width position. This reduces bearing wear and I've seen issues with the front bearings on these tractors. Enjoy and thanks for sharing!

hi there do you mean so the dish of the wheel its self is inwards making the tractor narrow on the front left side wheel to the right and the right on the left making sure the tread stays the same as is

 

[Ilikeurtractor]

Yes. There are some other threads on the site discussing bearing loading as wheels are moved farther apart which can explain things more if youæ±*e interested.

 

[secondgearandstillgoing]

Yes. There are some other threads on the site discussing bearing loading as wheels are moved farther apart which can explain things more if youæ±*e interested.

Thanks likeurtractor i'll try and search them out and have a read

 

[wheelbuilder]

My owner's manual claims the tires need 17 psi front and rear.

 

[secondgearandstillgoing]

My owner's manual claims the tires need 17 psi front and rear.

That痴 handy the same in all four tries thanks wheelbuilder