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boatman

:D

I have a 312 hydro. The front wheels are turned out in front.

The tie rods have no adjustment. I assume that if the left front

wheel is straight ahead, the right front is turned out a little. Tell

me if I am right, this must mean that one spindle must be twisted

a little. If ths is the case, and I need to replace a spindle, are

most of the c series and 400 300 series all the same spindle or is

there a difference ? Thanks :omg:

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rickv1957

I would just heat up spindle and realign,I have done many,Rick

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rmaynard

or you could get a set of adjustable tie rods.

Bob

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sorekiwi

I think all the 312 's use the "tall" spindle to compensate for the 6" tires, so a spindle from a machine with 8" tires wont work.

I would think that if the amount of toe out is noticable, then the bent bit should be noticable too. If the tie-rod itself is not bent, check the steering arm that is welded to the spindle, thats probably the bent piece.

I have a pair of 312 spindles here if you need one.

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boatman

:D

tHANKS FOR INFO GUYS. i FORGOT ABOUT THOSE 6" WHEELS.

I will take a closer look at them tomorrow. Also thanks for the

offer on having some extra spindles. I am supprised they didn't

use an ajustable tie rod in the first place. :omg:

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WH nut

LOL I suppose the pull would get old trying to control it on the long road trips lol

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