What is the distance between the front tie rods of small tractors?

Tractor toe-in is generally 3- 10mm. When measuring, straighten the tractor front wheels, measure the distance between the center points of the two front wheels with a meter ruler (the height is flush with the tire center), and then measure the distance between the center points of the rear ends of the two tires (the height is also flush with the tire center). The front end is 3- 10 mm smaller than the back end. Looking down, the two front wheels are splayed.

If adjustment is needed, loosen the fastening nuts at both ends of the front axle tie rod. Generally, the left-hand nut is left-handed and the right-hand nut is right-handed. After loosening, turn the tie rod back and forth to change the toe-in, measure it continuously and turn it to fit, and then lock the fastening nuts at both ends.

Tractor is a self-propelled power machine, which is used to pull and drive working machines to complete various mobile operations. It can also be used as a fixed working power supply. It consists of engine, transmission, walking, steering, hydraulic suspension, power output, electrical instrument, driving control and traction system or device. The power of the engine is transmitted to the driving wheel through the transmission system to make the tractor run.

In real life, rubber belt is often used as the medium of power transmission. Agricultural, industrial and special-purpose tractors are classified according to their functions and uses; According to the structural types, it can be divided into wheeled tractors, crawler tractors, boat tractors and self-propelled chassis.