OP
Lawn Mower Guy
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Thank you, I noticed you are from Canada too? Any experience with Kubotas?
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Wagtail
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Sorry Mate but who are you directing this question to?
You can "Reply With Quote", as I have done... it'll help clarify who you're replying to.
OP
Lawn Mower Guy
New member
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- Tractor
- Kubota F3990
Sorry for that, I am just learning how to navigate this site and I think I sent my reply to the wrong person. Cheers to Tasmania!
Hi guys-
I'm new to the forum and just bought a 2017 F3990 with 300 hours on it. I'm having some trouble with the rear tires damaging my turf on about every turn unless I make a 3 or 4 point turn every time. I've noticed that my rear tires seem to be out of alignment which I think could be causing my issue. My tie rod doesn't seem to be bent but I'm wondering if it has been replaced with the wrong tie rod. When measuring a straight line (not following the curve of the tie rod), mine measures 26 7/8" from center of one bolt to the center of the other. In order to have proper alignment, it should be closer to 28". Would one of you be so gracious to measure yours to see how long it should be? And/or do any of you have any issues with yours damaging turf when turning? Thank you!
I'm new to the forum and just bought a 2017 F3990 with 300 hours on it. I'm having some trouble with the rear tires damaging my turf on about every turn unless I make a 3 or 4 point turn every time. I've noticed that my rear tires seem to be out of alignment which I think could be causing my issue. My tie rod doesn't seem to be bent but I'm wondering if it has been replaced with the wrong tie rod. When measuring a straight line (not following the curve of the tie rod), mine measures 26 7/8" from center of one bolt to the center of the other. In order to have proper alignment, it should be closer to 28". Would one of you be so gracious to measure yours to see how long it should be? And/or do any of you have any issues with yours damaging turf when turning? Thank you!