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Faunsdale, AL | You need to set the sway blocks so the cutter doesn’t have a lot of room to sag to either side while it’s raised.
Once it’s lowered to cutting position, there’s no way it’ll be close, it’s just when raised and the sway blocks aren’t set close enough.
I have a 4320 that came from factory with 20.8-34 rubber and now has 18.4R38’s. Also have a 4020 in the shop right now with 18.4-34’s like it came with from factory.
I’ll do some measuring tomorrow to compare draft link length and pin position in relationship to the rear tires. | |
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