[AT] NH Haybine question

[charlie hill]

Here's another idea.  Load it on a trailer with it hanging off the sides. 
Get an
over width permit.  They will tell you when to move it, probably on a Sunday 
morning,
and what kind of escort you'll need.   As long as it belongs to you getting 
the permit
is relatively simple and inexpensive or at least it was the last time I got 
one.  However,
that was a number of years ago and things might have changed.

If you can work that out you'll be able to haul it at something close to 
normal highway speed
and you'll be safely off the highway in a bit over an hour.  If you don't 
have to go across
to many counties or a state line the highway patrol or sheriffs depts. will 
probably do the escourt
for you for fee, particularly if you know the sheriff or the patrol sergeant 
in your area.

Charlie


-----Original Message----- 
From: Spencer Yost
Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2015 11:23 PM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: [AT] NH Haybine question

I'm looking at a model 467(serial # 213729 if that matters), and was 
wondering if the wheels use bushings or hubs.   Free parts manuals online 
seem nonexistent for this model.  Just looking at it the spindles say 
bushings but the hubs say maybe bearings.

Obviously I'll check grease/pack them regardless before I drive it the 50 
miles to my house at 25mph but would like to know what to expect.

Thanks in advance!

Spencer
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