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LumpyB

Hi guys I was wondering how to make the rear end in my 310 pulling tractor a posi? It does good the way it is but I no I can make it alot further down the track with the rear welded. I have never taken a wheel horse trans axle apart to no what to do. If you guys could tell me how to do it I would realy be thankful.

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TT

First of all, you can't make it a "posi" but you can lock it solid - which makes it harder to steer (both shifting your weight and/or turning the steering wheel)

Is the differential still the original 4 pinion unit with 1" axles?

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chris11

You better see what your pulling rules are. Alot of clubs dont want locked rears.

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LumpyB

The club I pull with allowes a locked rear and it is the 4 pinion with 1 inch shafts.

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buckeye

First of all, you can't make it a "posi" but you can lock it solid - which makes it harder to steer (both shifting your weight and/or turning the steering wheel)

Is the differential still the original 4 pinion unit with 1" axles?

TT is right. My dad locked his, pulled twice, and switched back over. If he went in one direction the tractor (locked) itself into going that direction.

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jonsteffen

put all ur pinion gears togather like on a four pinion two going the same way the other two the oppisite way i works

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baerpath

Lock your rear up, the other pullers will appreciate it. :banghead:

Then there will be less competition for them :thumbs2:

I'd never lock up a rear takes hp and maneuverability away from you.

Duane

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