Advertisement
Operation
Independent Cross Axle Suspension Toe In
First lock steering straight. The steering cylinder rod end is threaded to the clevis for adjustment. Raise
steering axle until wheels are off the ground. Measure the distance on the left side of frame from the
front of the rim to the frame and then from the rear of the rim to the frame. The toe in should be 1/16"
shorter in the front of the rim. To adjust this distance, the steering cylinder has a threaded rod. Loosen
the clamp bolt on the clevis and turn the cylinder rod in or out to adjust the toe in on the left side. When
toe is set on the left side, check right side. If the right side needs adjustment, loosen the jam nuts on the
tie rod. Rotate rod to the proper setting for the right side. Re-check both sides to make sure they are still
correct. If the measurements are still correct, tighten the jam nuts on the tie rod and the clamp bolt on the
steering cylinder.
Distance measured between left and right rims
should be adjusted to 1/8" shorter to the front.
Distance measured from rim to frame rail should
be adjusted to 1/16" shorter in front on both sides.
37
Measure at center of rim.
TOP VIEW
Advertisement
